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  • On Wednesday on Capitol Hill two House committees held climate change hearings. Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker used his appearance at the hearings…
  • Daniel Ackerman has left CAI.
    In his time at the station he reported on the South Coast. He came to the station from Minnesota Public Radio, where he reported on science and the environment. Daniel has produced audio documentaries on a motley mix of topics, from the science of sewage to the history of automobile license plates. He holds a PhD in climate change ecology from the University of Minnesota. Daniel was a 2021-22 Report For America corps member.
  • Nobody relishes the sight of sea turtles paralyzed by the cold, washed up on the shores of Cape Cod Bay. But rising numbers of sea turtle strandings may…
  • Add this to the list of what makes Cape Cod special: Cape Cod Bay may well be the place where the fate of endangered North Atlantic right whales is…
  • Nobody relishes the sight of sea turtles paralyzed by the cold, washed up on the shores of Cape Cod Bay. But rising numbers of sea turtle strandings may…
  • Severe coastal flooding during storms in January and March of this year jolted Massachusetts residents and officials into an unwelcome awareness of just…
  • Southern New England has been battered by three major winter storms in as many weeks. Severe coastal flooding and widespread power outages have prompted…
  • On The Point, we talk with WCAI's climate change reporter Eve Zuckoff about the push to have Martha's Vineyard powered solely by renewables in the next 20…
  • The GroundTruth Project and WCAI are collaborating to support two environmental reporting fellowships for six months, based out of WCAI in Woods Hole. The stories explore environmental issues critical to the region, with an emphasis on how individuals and communities are coping with the realities of climate change.
  • On The Point, we continue our conversation with Susan Hockfield, former president of MIT and author of The Age of Living Machines: How Biology Will Build…
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