Where is all the outrage and concern from "pro-life" groups about pediatric ICUs filling up with RSV cases? Why aren't they asking for mask mandates to save the babies?
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-State that approval would set a terrible precedent for parks across the city and that we ask our leaders to step up for parks
-Close with your name, affiliation, address, and phone number
-Remind them that Longwood Medical Area development guidelines were adhered to for the last Simmons campus proposal that resulted in better parkland protection and that we ask the same standard to be applied to this project
WHAT TO SAY
-Write to voice opposition to the 305 Brookline Avenue project
-Voice that permanent damage to parkland cannot be priced or mitigated
-Voice that creation of privately held open space should not be prioritized over the integrity and quality of the public’s parks
Boston Planning and Redevelopment Agency Chief J. Arthur Jemison: [email protected]
Diana Fernandez, Deputy Chief of Urban Design, BPDA: [email protected]
The development plan filed by Skanska, a publicly traded company, would cast significant shadows on large portions of the Muddy River and historic parkland in the Back Bay Fens and Riverway for hours in spring and fall if approved, and create increased stormwater pollution runoff
WE NEED YOUR HELP:
A recent development proposal for the 6 acre Simmons residential campus (305 Brookline Avenue) has vast consequences for our historic park. THREAD 🧵
Big Oil companies' record profits are a windfall of war and this profiteering has got to stop.
@POTUS is right: Congress should consider a windfall profits tax and provide Americans with relief at the gas pump.
@SenWhitehouse and I have a bill to do just that.
The upward redistribution of wealth over the past 40 years has shifted $50 trillion from the bottom 90% to the top 1%. That’s $50 trillion that would have gone into the paychecks of working Americans.
The greatest trick of all is trickle-down economics.
BREAKING NOW: @BostonPolice are investigating at Codman Burying Ground in Dorchester after the body of a female, estimated to be in her 20s, was located by @BostonFire inside of the graveyard around 18:00 hours. More details to follow…
Hey, Mass. residents, tomorrow we can't toss unusable clothing, footwear, bedding, curtains & other textiles in the trash. To keep them out of landfills & incinerators, put them into the hands of companies that recycle fibers into other products. Instead: https://t.co/054ONCNEhn