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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGTiJYez2OA BEAT was one of many partners who came together, lead by Julia Blatt of Massachusetts Rivers Alliance, to organize three Improving Stream Crossings workshops for western Massachusetts. Statewide experts from all sectors covered the following topics:  The Value of…

Wetlands are valuable resources, and one of the most useful tools we have for protecting those resources is the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act. Here is a tutorial to help you understand this important law.

Pressure from BEAT has resulted in the state updating its stormwater calculations in accord with climate change. This will make all of our road crossings safer during and after storms. Massachusetts was the 50th state to update these calculations.

As part of its campaign to evade its responsibility to clean its PCBs from the Housatonic River, GE has been arguing for years that any remediation of vernal pools would be devastating to such fragile habitats.  BEAT responded to GE’s…

  Puppets are a great way to engage people in learning about our water and how to keep it clean. BEAT has teamed up with Dr. Augies under a grant from the Berkshire Environmental Endowment, a fund of the Berkshire…

What's the real scoop on the claims being made by GE in its attempt to avoid its responsibility?