Ipswich, Massachusetts received its first wind turbine this week! read more..

In a tearful April 1st press conference at the Medford, Massachusetts Office of Rep. Ed Markey, House Speaker John Boehner announced that he had changed his mind about climate science and was now in favor of dramatic action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. read more..

The Science and Statistical Committee (SSC) of the New England Fisheries Management Council met yesterday and today in Boston to review the report developed by the Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Institute (MFI) in support of Governor Patrick’s request to the U.S. Department of Commerce for emergency relief for Massachusetts fishermen. read more..

If the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) does its job right, the environmental review of the Northern Pass project - the largest infrastructure project in recent New Hampshire history - will be a massive and complex undertaking, analyzing all alternatives to the current proposal and describing the many social and environmental impacts of the project. read more..

The Transportation Committee voted unanimously yesterday during a work session on the ZOOM bus bill, that the bill “ought not to pass.” read more..

Question: What's better than a bike share program in Boston? Answer: A bike share program in Boston, Cambridge, Somerville and Brookline. read more..

Yesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency took an important step in putting New Hampshire's Great Bay estuary on the path to recovery. read more..

These days, Ronald Reagan is something of a hero to conservatives in Congress who see him as the champion of a smaller government with less taxes and low deficits. read more..

As part of the national effort to streamline and improve regulations launched by President Obama in an Executive Order the Environmental Protection Agency is soliciting comments on what regulations should be "modified, streamlined, expanded, or repealed" - so tell them what you think! read more..

CLF has been working for twenty years to end overfishing in New England and to rebuild the imperiled fish populations that are the foundation of our regional fishing future. read more..