2025 was a tough year for climate progress in Massachusetts, though there were some bright spots

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2025 was a tough year for climate progress in Massachusetts, though there were some bright spots

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2025 was a tough year for climate progress in Mass., though there were some bright spots

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The 2025 Massachusetts climate report card shows that the state made some progress in key metrics, despite losing a lot of federal support and funding.

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