HYANNIS – An official with the World Wildlife Fund has reported that 71% of Americans want the country to reduce its reliance on plastic and also … [Read more...]
Virtual Forums Tackle Plastic Pollution Ahead of Town Meetings
April 8, 2022
HYANNIS - As communities across Cape Cod consider expanding plastic bottle bans, a local nonprofit is promoting public forums to highlight the need to … [Read more...]
Center For Coastal Studies Identifies Source Of Washed Up Plastic Tubing
February 18, 2022
PROVINCETOWN – An investigation by the Center for Coastal Studies into yellow plastic tubing that has washed ashore on Cape Cod beaches in recent … [Read more...]
Sustainable Practices Pushes Commercial Bottle Ban
January 3, 2022
HYANNIS – The environmental activist organization Sustainable Practices is doubling down on spreading messages of environmentally friendly practices … [Read more...]
Sandwich To Consider Repealing Plastic Water Bottle Ban
November 10, 2021
SANDWICH – The Town of Sandwich will hold a Special Town Meeting on November 15, 2021 at the Sandwich High School at 7:00 pm where voters will revisit … [Read more...]
Falmouth Plastic Water Ban Takes Effect Next Month
August 13, 2021
FALMOUTH - Businesses in Falmouth will be prohibited from selling drinking water in single-use plastic water bottles effective September … [Read more...]
Eastham Issues Plastic Bottle Ban Reminder
August 12, 2021
EASTHAM - The Town of Eastham recently issued a reminder to local business owners that the water bottle bylaw banning the sale of single use water … [Read more...]
Supporters of Plastic Bottle Bans Optimistic Going Forward
October 8, 2020
FALMOUTH - Multiple towns across Cape Cod have adopted single use plastic bottle bans as the fall slate of town meetings begin to wrap up. The … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Christine McVie, Fleetwood Mac Singer-Songwriter, Dies at 79
UK Royals Traveling to Boston with Eye on Environment Prize
Sunday Journal – Child and Family Service’s Christmas Wishes
Sunday Journal – Turtle Stranding Season Begins with New England Aquarium’s Adam Kennedy
State Officials Highlight Collaboration at Opioid Roundtable
Arts Foundation Selects Local Artists for Capacity-Building Grant
States Settle with Google, iHeartMedia Over Misleading Ads
Environmental Advocate Hopeful Post-November Election
Cape Light Compact Announces New Rates
UPDATE: 4 of 5 Stranded Whales Euthanized Despite Rescue Attempts
Paving Work Continues on Craigville Beach Road
Harwich Reaffirms Stance Against Potential Pilgrim Discharge
Healey Urges Residents to Research Charities Before Donating
