What Happens in the Wake of Frac Sand’s Boom and Bust? While this podcast episode on the ecological and health effects of sand mining for
Continuing 15 years of complicity and turning a blind eye to AD Makepeace’s environmental destruction being done under the ruse of “smart growth” and “cranberry
Endangered species habitat shown below in yellow as “PH 507” and “PH 601”. Natural Heritage and Endangered Species “Priority Habitats of Rare Species” designated under
The state EFSB is required to review Cranberry Point. It is conducting an administrative hearing similar to a trial with evidence and witnesses. State’s site:
May 4, 2022 Contact:Linden Jenkinslindajenkins177@yahoo.com606-986-8687 BOSTON, MA – Groups gathered outside Boston’s Westin Seaport Hotel today to protest the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD)
Town meeting voters pass zoning changes on solar, battery storage, judge rejects solar developer’s challenge to lawsuit Carver voters overwhelmingly pass zoning moratoriums on battery
Our Massachusetts Endangered Species Act protects our unique plants and animals-some found no where else on earth. There are 220 protected rare plants and animals
Our extensive research shows that since at least 2008, Mass Historic Commission (MHC) has been rubber-stamping approvals for AD Makepeace to strip mine and/or build
Priority Habitat destroyed; Makepeace leasing land to Borrego Solar for 20 years The entire 42 acre site is identified as Priority Habitat 490 and “Priority