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The Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority has laid out a replacement schedule for 127 buses, vans, and trolleys. The ambitious project could make the Cape a leader in electrified public transit across a national stage, but transit officials initially hoped to transition away from oil and gas even sooner.
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Something’s fishy: Scientists, Aquinnah Wampanoag tribe work to solve mysteries of stripers, herringSomething strange seems to be happening with striped bass on Martha’s Vineyard. Scientists and Aquinnah Wampanoag tribal officials think a small population of the fish could be defying their migratory nature. And that, in turn, could be impeding efforts to restore a second fish species: herring.
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Nonprofit is restoring the Pleasant Bay island to its Indigenous history.
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The 45,000 people who live in Cape Cod's Old Kings Highway Historic District are required to get approval from local committees for visible solar installations. Those who have had their solar plans challenged or denied have described the committees’ decisions as inconsistent, arbitrary, and subjective.
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People can join the tour by scanning QR codes atop small posts along the 2.2 mile loop — or take the tour virtually. The tour includes stops at Stoney Beach, Landfall Restaurant, and the Steamship Authority.
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A report finds the business of solar has skyrocketed over the last decade or so in Massachusetts. But now a familiar perk associated with solar panels is fading out.
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Experts will be able to measure the impacts of future storms, pollution, sea level rise, and other impacts of climate change in the harbor, using this baseline.
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"The question going forward will be, 'Can we protect the quality of wetlands from the encroachment of development?'"
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More intense storms, rising sea levels, toxic algae blooms, and other environmental crises are making it harder for tribes to practice their culture and to pass it on.
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The first dolphin rescue hospital north of Florida is opening up in a former auto supply shop on Route 6A in Orleans.