The Boston Public Health Commission warned residents on Friday about the presence of cyanobacterial algae blooms in the Charles River, downstream of the Longfellow Bridge, following a public health advisory issued by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
The Charles River Conservancy, a nonprofit that maintains and develops the parkland around the Charles River, has plans to design and open a swimming area at North Point Park and Splash Pad, according...
Local environmental organizations rallied Tuesday morning at the Environmental Protection Agency’s New England office to demonstrate appreciation for EPA workers, highlighting the agency’s work...
Cyanobacteria, a photosynthetic bacteria that can release toxins while in bloom, has been found along the lower Charles River by the Charles River Watershed Association, according to CRWA Aquatic Scientist...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will issue a stormwater general permit applicable to all cities and towns in Massachusetts in March to control pollutants entering bodies of water within the...
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded the Charles River a water quality rating of “A-” on Wednesday, the highest grade the river has received since the EPA launched their Clean Charles River...
