Brookline Bans Fossil Fuels in New Buildings [the decision]
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Mike Yanovitch and I discuss the recent ruling by the Massachusetts Attorney General overturning the Town of Brookline’s By-Law prohibiting any permits for new buildings with fossil fuel infrastructure, said loosely you cannot build new buildings that would be heated by fossil fuel. It’s an interesting topic and a good chance to take a look at the important role a uniform building code plays in design and construction and where zoning and other by-laws have there place. Enjoy the Show
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