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Last week, the Boston Redevelopment Authority approved over $490 million in new development that will provide almost 800 housing units and create 770 construction jobs throughout Boston. Better yet, they add to the list of Boston’s recent wins in green and sustainable development patterns. Article 37 requires that all large-scale projects in Boston meet the US Green Building Council’s LEED certification standards. This innovative planning will add to Boston’s green efforts and put us one step closer to our climate goals. Here are the green highlights: Green roofs and open space in Fenway Point Samuels & Associates continues to transform the

Today, the Boston Redevelopment Authority announced $292 million in new developments for 130 housing units, which will lead to the creation of hundreds of jobs. These development are also some of the greenest in Boston, with transit oriented development, LEED certified housing, new park space, and pedestrian improvements. The BRA will also commission a citywide energy study that will help us know where and how to place local, clean energy.