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New promise as mainstays ebb  \nBy Emma Platoff  \nGLObe stAff  \nWhen she was elected governor four years ago, maura healey cast climate tech as massachusetts’ next big thing.  \nshe would make the state “a global epicenter for climate technology,” she said, the leader in a sprawling sector that encompasses everything from sustainable jet fuel to wind power. With climate tech, boosters say, we could lead the world in discoveries and fund our local [fire departments. to](fire departments. to)[ ](fire departments. to)make it happen, healey proposed incentive programs, grants, and regulatory changes—an investment on the scale of the $1 billion push that in 2008 helped turn massachusetts into a life sciences juggernaut.  \nnow, as healey campaigns for a second term amid staggering housing costs that are pushing many to leave the state , massachusetts’need for a new economic powerhouse has become even more urgent. Yet the  \nclimate, Page a12  \nJust in time for leaf-peeping season, here are a trio of music venues, each tucked away in a particularly charming part of New England. n1.  \nA dream home in the South End, finding enough space, and more in the Fall House Hunt. address, h1.  \nCloud shot  \nSunday: Cloudy, some rain  \nHigh: 62-67. Low: 54-59.  \nMonday: Mostly cloudy.  \nHigh: 63-68. Low: 53-58.  \nSunrise: 6:29 Sunset: 6:45 Complete report, a24. Deaths, a17-22.  \nVOL . 31 0, nO . 82 *  \nsuggested retail price  \n$6.00  \n.  \nWhose road runs through it?  \nA walk in the woods triggers a bitter fight over property rights that has spilled beyond Concord  \nBy Mi ke Damiano | Globe Staff  \nA  \ncOncOrd  \nt the end of a country lane in concord, there are a half-dozen homemade bulletin boards arrayed by the side of the road. they display some unusual material for this quiet repose: transcripts of depositions, excerpts from judicial decisions, and magnified images of old newspaper clippings.  \nIf you linger in front of this odd signage, a resident of the street, brooks read, will spot you on his surveillance camera and come out to speak with you.  \n“I try to educate one person a day,” he recently told a lingering Globe reporter.  \nread looks like bernie sanders and talks like christopher Lloyd in “back to the future.” he has been locked in a struggle with the town of concord, the courts, and a contingent of local dog walkers for nearly a decade. the town has sued him and may consider doing so again. the dog walkers have accused him and his allies, at various times, of harassment and threatening to poison their pets, charges he vehemently denies.  \nthe core of the dispute is about one point of access to the estabrook Woods—a pristine thousand acres of forest, much of which is privately owned, that can be reached by a trail that passes by read’s backyard.  \nsome residents and neighbors have come to see read as a crank. but for an alleged crank, he has quite the list of allies. the massachusetts real estate bar association, the massachusetts association of land surveyors, the counties of barnstable and plymouth, and the central massachusetts regional planning commission all took his side in court when concord sued him. for years, hikers and dog walkers used the path without issue. but about 10 years ago—for reasons that are still disputed today—read and his neighbors put a gate across the path  \nphOtOs bY JOnAthAn WIGGs/GLObe stAff  \nBrooks Read (above) has been battling for nearly a decade to restrict an access point to Estabrook Woods (top), saying it’s private land and angering hikers and dog walkers.  \nand began regulating how the public could use it. trail users objected. town hall intervened. the resulting dispute reached the highest court in massachusetts and, according to some  \nPUblic/PRiVate, Page a14  \nA critical turning point for shaping AI  \nChallenge isto slowit down whi","cbCaimLp31EDCvK3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimLp31EDCvK3","pdf",42265673,134,"English","# Why mass. lost its mojo—and how we get it back\n# Is clean tech next big bet for Mass.?\n# Whose road runs through it?\n## A walk in the woods triggers a bitter fight over property rights\n# A critical turning point for shaping AI\n## Challenge isto slowit down while not hurting economy\n# Sorry, Drake Maye. But your wife is the star.\n# Sunday and Monday weather","[{\"question\":\"What is the climate technology proposal discussed in the digest?\",\"answer\":\"The digest describes climate tech as Massachusetts’ next big economic opportunity, supported by incentive programs, grants, and regulatory changes to spur innovation and investment.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the Estabrook Woods conflict about?\",\"answer\":\"It centers on restricting a specific access point to Estabrook Woods, a large forest area, leading to a legal fight involving property rights and public trail use.\"},{\"question\":\"What concern about AI is raised in the technology feature?\",\"answer\":\"The piece frames AI as capable of enabling real-world disaster scenarios, emphasizing the need to slow down development without damaging the economy.\"}]","Boston Globe - 2026-09-20 Newspaper Digest | PDF",1789940050,338]