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The Corvette is going hybrid – and that's making it even faster
The newest Corvette is, well, Corvette-y: A 495-horsepower V8. Zero to sixty in 2.5 seconds. A quarter mile in 10.5 seconds.But there's a major difference… -
The ozone layer is on track to heal completely thanks to reduced use of harmful chemicals
This marks a significant step in addressing climate change. -
Forget the views: scientists say Cadillac Mountain is a prime spot for studying climate change
Scientists look at plant growth to predict a future with changing temperatures. -
With heating oil prices up, chimney sweeps are in hot demand as some turn to wood stoves
New England is reliant on fossil fuels for power and heat. To cope, some are turning to wood. -
Maine lobster industry wins reprieve but environmentalists say whales will die
PORTLAND, Maine — Lobsterman Curt Brown had already logged a full day on the water by the time he pulled up to a fishing wharf just blocks from downtown… -
Encore: Local residents embrace communal living with a sustainable twist
Will ecovillages see a rise in popularity as a way to foster community and connection? -
In Boston, last week's wrapping paper cannot be recycled
Some cities will recycle it — but using less is the better environmental option. -
Baker leaves Healey, state with new emissions plan
The outgoing governor put out key benchmarks in a new climate and clean energy plan Wednesday. -
Ever wonder how they build turbines at sea? Here's what it takes to create an American wind farm
Offshore wind is so new in the U.S. that the installation process is still being worked out. -
Sec. John Kerry: Switching to clean energy will take trillions in private sector funding
Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry joined 'Greater Boston' following the latest UN Convention of Climate Change.