Massachusetts’ climate change adaptation needs have continued to top the headlines over the past week, as communities around the state are still reeling from the impacts of recent storms. Here’s some of the recent coverage:
TV
- Mass Audubon advocacy director Jack Clarke’s appearance on NECN/NBC 10’s The Take with Sue O’Connell
- A discussion on WGBH’s Greater Boston on regional preparedness
Radio:
- WBUR’s story about recent storms, and the questions they’ve raised about how to protect our cities
- Jack Clarke offering input on the coastal buy-back provisions of our Comprehensive Adaptation Management Plan (CAMP) bill during a WGBH segment:
Newspapers/online
- The lead editorial in this Sunday’s Boston Globe focuses on “a must-do list for climate change in Greater Boston”
- An earlier look by The Boston Globe’s at some of the recent storm damage, with input from Mass Audubon
- State House News Service reports on our Massachusetts Climate Change Adaptation Coalition’s efforts to urge House leadership to take action on CAMP
- WGBH’s piece on State House dynamics that have led to challenges in getting CAMP passed
- This Banker and Tradesman column by A Better City’s Rick Dimino (who’s also a member of our Climate Change Adaptation Coalition) encourages the House to pass CAMP from a business standpoint
Jack Clarke discussing adaptation needs on The Take with Sue O’Connell