A Scientific American series this week explains that the evidence is in - climate change is causing more and worse extreme weather around the globe. read more..

If you needed one more indication that summer in New England has arrived, we have one- the arrival of our Summer 2011 edition of Conservation Matters, CLF's quarterly newsletter! read more..

We wrote about the Legislature's wrongheaded - fically and environmentally - pursuit to acquire the leaking and contaminated Dolby Landfill two weeks ago. read more..

Catch the latest news from Talking Fish, the blog brought to you by CLF and others that is focused on the scientific, financial and social aspects at work in New England’s fisheries. read more..

At the ceremony marking the completion of the Stormwater Storage Tunnel under South Boston Mayor Menino of Boston connected a couple of important dots and made a powerful case for how environmental protection and economic development and prosperity are allied efforts that support each other - not competing values where one must lose for the other to win. read more..

It's been a busy day for South Boston on several fronts - but the dawning of a new era for a transformed Boston Harbor and the environmentalists, legislators and other officials who have been fighting for a clean harbor for nearly three decades. read more..

This Saturday, June 25, thousands of people from all across the world will take part in an event known as “Hands Across the Sand” by taking a trip to their local beach and joining hands with friends, neighbors and total strangers to send a message to our leaders—no to expanded offshore oil drilling and yes to clean energy. read more..

A package of three major new renewable energy bills has just passed both houses of the Rhode Island General Assembly unanimously. read more..

It is appropriate that Maine Public Broadcasting did this solid little story about the Supreme Court decision in AEP v. Connecticut. read more..

Yesterday in Augusta, CLF and members of the Environmental Priorities Coalition (EPC) today jointly hailed the work by the 125th Legislature in exercising restraint in the wake of a record number of proposed bills that sought to weaken Maine’s environmental regulations. read more..