Massachusetts CSOs Make International News
AP News released an article on combined sewer overflows in Massachusetts, highlighting the grassroots organizations (like CRWA) that are fighting back! “Emily Norton, executive director of the Charles River Watershed Association, called the vote ‘abominable and embarrassing. Anyone who lives in Greater Boston knows we live with construction disruptions to improve the infrastructure we rely on to live our lives.”
This article also ran in State House News Service, Boston Herald, Lowell Sun, Eagle Tribune, NBC 10 Boston, US News & World Report, Washington Post, WTOP News (Washington DC), Yahoo News Canada, WKYC (Cleveland OH), KENS 5 (San Antonio TX), KARE 11 (Minneapolis MN), KVUE (Austin TX), KTVB (Boise ID), WBNS 10-TV (Columbus OH), NBC Right Now (Yakima WA), WINK News (Fort Myers FL), Sun Chronicle (Attleboro MA), Westerly Sun (RI), Skagit Valley Herald (WA), Daily News Record (Harrisonburg VA), Citrus County Chronicle (FL), Messenger-Inquirer (Owensboro KY), Killeen Daily Herald (TX), Britbrief (UK), Marietta Daily Journal (Atlanta GA))
