Levels of Toxic Chemicals in MWRA Fertilizer Found in Tests Are Raising Concern

by PEER | December 1, 2019
“QUINCY — The sludge arrives by the ton, pumped through miles of underwater pipes from Deer Island to a waste-water treatment plant on the banks of the Weymouth Fore River, where it’s spun through centrifuges into a kind of wet cake, dried by large furnaces, and made into ...

A State Budget Plan Is Late. How Late? It’s for the Last Fiscal Year

by PEER | November 29, 2019
“For weeks, legislative leaders have been unable to reach a compromise to close the books on last fiscal year, leaving a relatively routine spending bill and a $1.1 billion surplus that it is built on to languish. But that impasse is affecting more than just the state’s ledger: ...

Clean Water Act Enforcement/City of Clewiston, Florida: Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility Overfile Request to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

by PEER | November 28, 2019
From: JDSupra “The Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (“PEER”) submitted what is described as an “Overfile Request” to the Region 4 Office of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) regarding a wastewater treatment facility in Florida. PEER’ ...

More Than 500 New Antennas Slated for Yellowstone

by PEER | November 27, 2019
Formerly Off-Limits Historic Buildings to Be Honeycombed with Wi-Fi ...

E-Bike Order May Be Challenged

by PEER |
“BAR HARBOR — Local opponents of a new rule that has opened Acadia’s carriage roads to some categories of e-bikes may have a new ally. They received an email from Friends of Acadia (FOA) last week, offering to put them in contact with a national nonprofit organization that may ...
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