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A lot of water in basements : Growing number of climate disasters causing problems for homeowners – Boston 25 News

A lot of water in basements : Growing number of climate disasters causing problems for homeowners – Boston 25 News
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A lot of water in basements : Growing number of climate disasters causing problems for homeowners

28 weather-related disasters each created more than a billion dollars worth of damage last year across the country.

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Regulators propose $148,000 fine for erosion violations at Embden solar farm

State regulators visiting the site found sediment was flowing from the project into both a brook and the Kennebec River.

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Regulators propose $148K fine for erosion violations at Embden solar farm

Regulators visiting the solar installation site found erosion issues on 30 of its 35 acres.

United statesNew yorkCalder brookSomerset countyKennebec riverBonneau son excavationMaine department of environmental protectionMaine departmentEnvironmental protectionTower solar partnersSkowhegan based bonneauSon excavationTower solarKennebec river roadMaine board

Regulators propose $148,000 fine for erosion violations at Embden solar farm

State regulators visiting the site found sediment was flowing from the project into both a brook and the Kennebec River.

United statesCalder brookNew yorkKennebec riverBonneau son excavationDepartment of environmental protectionEnvironmental protectionTower solar partnersSkowhegan based bonneauSon excavationTower solarKennebec river roadMaine boardMaine monitor