The state of Massachusetts has released a plan to protect and manage forest lands, prioritizing the natural resource for its carbon sequestration capabilities. More than 55 percent of the Bay State is forested, covering roughly 3 million acres. The Forests as Climate Solutions Initiative includes recommendations from a state-formed committee and public input, covering topics such as forest management, siting of renewable energy infrastructure and timber harvesting.
With the NCAA men's basketball tournament returning to Albany for the first time in 20 years, we take an audio tour of MVP Arena...
We speak with NPR host Rachel Martin about her probing new interview podcast "Wild Card."
On this episode, more from our series on housing.