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An interview with Lee, Massachusetts town administrator Christopher Brittain.
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The city of Pittsfield, Massachusetts and the Environmental Protection Agency held a community meeting Wednesday about a controversial river cleanup plan.
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In a newly refiled lawsuit, the town of Lee, Massachusetts says it has new evidence that General Electric and Monsanto knew the dangers of PCBs as early as 1972 — but continued to use them for years.
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Western Massachusetts legislators are locking arms behind a call for General Electric to use rail — not trucks — to transport higher-level toxic waste from the Housatonic River out of Berkshire County.
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With 2024 just hours away, it’s time to look back and take stock on the past year in Berkshire County. WAMC has this annual review.
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General Electric presented its plan to transport toxic chemicals it polluted into the Housatonic River over the 20th century to Berkshire County residents at a tense public meeting in Lee, Massachusetts Tuesday.
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General Electric is scheduled to present its plan on how to transport toxic materials dredged from the Housatonic River out of Berkshire County at a public meeting Tuesday night.
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The Environmental Protection Agency held a press tour this week for the site of a controversial landfill in Lee, Massachusetts that will hold toxic materials dredged from the Housatonic River.
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Despite losing in federal appeals court, Berkshire County environmental activists opposed to a controversial Housatonic River cleanup plan say their fight will continue.
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With the year drawing to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the biggest headlines from Berkshire County in 2022.