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They have to stop making the poison : DivestNU rallies against Northeastern s investments in fossil fuels

On the heels of Family & Friends weekend Sunday, Oct. 15, more than three dozen members and supporters of DivestNU gathered on Centennial Common to pressure Northeastern’s administration to divest from fossil fuels, a continuation of a decade-long effort to get the school to commit to divestment. More than 100 colleges and universities in the.

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2023 May 11 — City Farmer News

2023 May 11 — City Farmer News
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City of Boston Office of Urban Agriculture amplifies community voices, prioritizes development on urban green space — City Farmer News

City of Boston Office of Urban Agriculture amplifies community voices, prioritizes development on urban green space — City Farmer News
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City of Boston Office of Urban Agriculture amplifies community voices, prioritizes development on urban green space

On April 30, GrowBoston, the City of Boston’s Office of Urban Agriculture, began reviewing proposals regarding the future of a vacant Roxbury lot. Located on Woodcliff Street and designated as urban green space by the city, the land parcel is now moving towards concrete development. After months of community meetings and feedback, the city is.

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