The Town of Concord announced the third meeting of the SuAsCo Rivers Watershed Climate Collaborative for Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 6:30 p.m. at Boxborough Town Hall. The meeting was in person only.
Concord has been certified a Climate Leader Community by the Healey-Driscoll Administration and the state Department of Energy Resources, making it eligible to apply for up to $1.15 million in grants for municipal decarbonization projects.
Concord has closed a section of the Powder Mill Woods Trail near the NMI site for remediation after elevated uranium levels were found in nearby soil, with tree removal starting Oct. 23 and excavation planned for winter.
The Town of Concord posted an update Oct. 19 saying soil testing found uranium levels exceeding cleanup standards near the Powder Mill Woods trail at the Starmet/Nuclear Metals Inc. Superfund site, and the trail will close during planned tree removal and soil excavation.
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