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Eversource, Solar Developer Settle Stormwater Runoff Claim

Incident Highlights Need for Healthy Forests in Clean Energy Development, Mass Audubon Says

Apr 18, 2021
Emily Hayes
Company News / Technology / Massachusetts
Eversource Energy and solar energy developer CS Energy have agreed to pay up to $310,000 to settle allegations that they allowed stormwater and sediment from a solar array construction site to flow into surrounding wetlands in Southampton, Mass. Under state law, developers must implement erosion and stormwater controls. Massachusetts Attorney...

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