As New England’s leading environmental organization, CLF has more than 60 staff people who work every day for healthy communities, clean water, and to reduce carbon emissions that cause climate change. Sometimes we win big victories that make headlines, like when my colleague, Shanna Cleveland, won a major victory in federal court that required the permanent shuttering of the Salem Harbor coal-fired power plant. You can see more about Shanna’s victory here; and you can learn more about CLF’s coal-free New England program, here. Other times, CLF’s work is much quieter, and behind the scenes, in obscure forums that no one has ever heard of. And CLF sometimes accomplishes good things very quietly. I recently participated in one of these quiet victories. CLF is an active, voting participant in the read more…
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- Lynne R. Sellers on Vermont Yankee Closing: Advocacy and Activism Kept Pressure on Aging Plant
- Scott Hening on Northern Pass Update: New Opportunities to Make Your Voice Heard
- Mark Orzeck on Show Up and Speak Out at the Final Round of Public Scoping Meetings for Northern Pass
