Brattleboro Reformer: Supreme Court Decision & Vt. Yankee relicensing
BRATTLEBORO REFORMER , Brattleboro, Vermont Supreme Court decision could delay Yankee relicensing By BOB AUDETTE, Reformer Staff Saturday, April 4 BRATTLEBORO -- A U.S.
To the Editor: water limits needed for new biomass/power plants
April 1, 2009 The Recorder Greenfield, MA To the Editor, The Recorder recently printed a letter from Russell Biomass LLC’s John Boss containing a lot
Council says state standards at issue in biomass plant permit
News…News…News… Council says state standards at issue in biomass plant permit Greenfield, MA. January 22, 2009. The Connecticut River Watershed Council (CRC) is proceeding with
Watershed Council announces grant recipients
News…News…News… Press release: for immediate release Watershed Council announces grant recipients Greenfield, MA. November 8, 2008. The Connecticut River Watershed Council has awarded two Conservation,
Massive Volunteer Cleanup Set for Saturday
News…News…News… PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Massive volunteer river cleanup set for Saturday Greenfield, MA. October 3, 2008. Volunteers have registered in record numbers for
Action Alert: Endangered Species Act under attack
ACTION ALERT: Endangered Species Act under attack A few minutes of your time could help preserve America’s natural heritage. The Endangered Species Act, the country’s
Watershed Council pushes EPA and South Hadley for compliance
Greenfield, MA. June 25, 2008 The Connecticut River Watershed Council has filed a motion to intervene in a November 28, 2007 complaint by the EPA
Watershed Council names first Director of Planning and Development
Greenfield, MA. June 17, 2008 -- The Connecticut River Watershed Council has hired Richard J. Ewald as its first Director of Planning and Development. Ewald,
7th CT River Challenge: flat water canoe races to benefit Watershed Council
Greenfield, MA. June 11, 2008 The 7th annual Curtis Universal Connecticut River Challenge flat water paddling races will take place at 11:00 a.m., on Saturday,
Court Limits Vermont Yankee Discharge Permit
Judge’s Decision Says Entergy’s Plan Was Too Sweeping, But Allows Provisions That Will Be Basis for Appeal SAXTONS RIVER, VT May 23, 2008 Conservation groups