Wu Drops Proposed Ban on Gas Hookups
Boston won’t pursue a ban on fossil fuel-burning building systems in new developments, a key element of Mayor Michelle Wu’s environmental sustainability platform.
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Pressuring officials to address climate change with an equitable approach is a top priority of Elischia Fludd, the newly appointed executive director of the Massachusetts Climate Action Network.
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