Environment
Four-Day Work Week? Sold!
Our favorite thing about our job (aside from you, dear readers) is summer hours. Every Friday between early July and Labor Day, we leave Boston […]
Somerville’s Misguided Greening
Back in May, Somerville decided that it wanted to require large stores within its borders to provide a spot for customers to recycle their plastic […]
Massachusetts Democrats Assuage Green Guilt with Light Bulbs
Our excitement for the Democratic National Convention continues to build. Ted Kennedy’s return to the Senate fueled our hopes that he will give an oration […]
It’s Easy Passing Green Legislation
Despite all the predictions of doom from Republicans in 2006, it’s been remarkably rare that Gov. Deval Patrick, Senate President Therese Murray, and House Speaker […]
Notes from the Near Future
We sent Boston Daily intern Lisa Lombardi to a MIT symposium earlier this week to see what the future of climate change will look like […]
Somerville: Still Not Quite Green
Last week, Somerville attempted to “go green” by creating an ordinance that would require large stores to provide recycling bins for shoppers’ plastic bags. The […]
Somerville Tries to Go Green, and Fails
As we’ve learned time and time again, it’s not easy being green. However, it is easy for politicians to cash in on people’s fears that […]
It’s Not Easy Shopping Green
We here at Boston Daily have had our faith in the capitalist system tested today. It seems that companies may be exaggerating the benefits of […]
The Greens Go Amish
One of our great pleasures in life is a long, hot shower in the morning. But our green guilt starts to kick in once we […]
Is the NY Times About to Divest Boston?
There’s a shakeup underway at the New York Times Company. After months of public haggling, Times chairman Arthur Sulzberger, Jr. has reached an agreement that […]