Climate advocacy group CJBC announced that university officials have responded for the first time to a list of demands and goals they submitted to the administration.

A group of BC professors and one Newton city councilor discussed climate change and environmental policy as part of a panel hosted by EcoPledge.

The Newton City Council voted unanimously to assert eminent domain to prevent BC from developing 17.4 acres of forest.

I ask you to further cover this story, and make the students of Boston College aware of this crime against the local environment in which your university is engaged.

The Newton City Council is expected to vote on whether to move forward with the eminent domain case on Dec. 2.

The 300 Hammond Pond Parkway property includes 17 acres of Webster Woods, which Newton hopes to make a preserved forest.