How The Boston Harbor Went From Polluted To A Natural Resource

with Kathy F. Abbott of Boston Harbor Now

The Boston Harbor, once known as the dirtiest in America, is today the regions largest natural resource. Boston Harbor Now, Executive Director,Kathy Abbott discusses the impacts of climate change and also the mission to get people out to the harbor islands and harborwalk.

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May 23, 2022

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson
Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
#Massachusetts #Local #General Interest #Community
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