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Massachusetts Climate Change Adaptation Initiatives: What Real Estate Professionals Should Know - Environment

While much attention has been paid to the ambitious climate change mitigation requirements in An Act Creating a Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy, the comprehensive climate change legislation recently signed by Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, there are a number of initiatives underway at the state and local level to target the Commonwealth s anticipated need for climate change adaptation. This Holland & Knight alert provides a brief introductory overview highlighting some of these efforts. A series of alerts and blog posts to follow will analyze each of these initiatives in further detail, focusing on the potential implications for real estate development and permitting in Massachusetts.

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Sargassum seaweed causes fish kill in St Andrew

Sargassum seaweed causes fish kill in St Andrew Article by Authorities are investigating a fish kill in the Greenpond at Morgan Lewis Beach, St Andrew. According to Minister of Maritime Affairs and Blue Economy Kirk Humphrey, who toured the area today with other ministry officials and the top brass of the Coastal Zone Management Unit, preliminary evidence indicates that the fish in the pond are dying from the sargassum seaweed that has been pushed into major coastal wetlands by significant sea swells. “So, between the salt water and the sargassum seaweed getting into the pond, it made it very difficult for life in the pond to continue as normal, and that’s the reason why we are seeing some of the fish affected in the way that they are being affected. We are hoping to reduce that in the very near future,” Humphrey said.

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Coastal News Today | USA - Association of Marina Industries to Develop a National Clean Marina Program

Coastal News Today | USA - Association of Marina Industries to Develop a National Clean Marina Program
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Provide wide publicity, seek public opinion before finalising CZMP, directs NGT

Provide wide publicity, seek public opinion before finalising CZMP, directs NGT Updated: Updated: February 23, 2021 00:57 IST Bench directs authorities to consider taking the 1996 plan with modifications made by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change instead of the 1997 plan Share Article AAA Bench directs authorities to consider taking the 1996 plan with modifications made by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change instead of the 1997 plan The Tamil Nadu Coastal Zone Management Authority (TNCZMA) and the National Coastal Zone Management Authority (NCZMA) have been directed to take the 1996 approved Coastal Zone Management Plan with modifications that were approved in respect of Tiruvallur district, while preparing the current Coastal Zone Management Plan.

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Panel: Ocean acidification threatens lucrative shellfish sector

Panel: Ocean acidification threatens lucrative shellfish sector Colin A. Young State House News Service BOSTON As a result of climate change and direct human factors, the waters of the Atlantic Ocean off Massachusetts are becoming more acidic, making them a less friendly habitat for the shellfish that drive a key industry here. With no action, many of the scallops, clams, mollusks and lobsters at the bottom of the ocean in the Gulf of Maine will begin to dissolve by 2060 and new ones will struggle to form, imperiling an industry that supports thousands of people in the Bay State, a special commission said in a report Tuesday, Feb. 9.

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