Pam Reynolds
Senior Content Creator | CLF Massachusetts
Pam joins the CLF after a long and successful career as a freelance journalist and author. A reporter and editor at The Boston Globe for more than a decade, Pam’s most recent roles have included writing for Harvard Business School, WBUR, The Barr Foundation, and IEEE Pulse Magazine, where she worked as both an associate and senior editor. In addition to writing, Pam enjoys painting, sculpting, and pulling an occasional tarot card for friends. Her goal for 2023 is to go barefoot as often as possible and to adopt a cat she may name Enzo, Typo, or Newsprint.
Recent Posts
Sep 13 2023
In the world of investing, real-world outcomes are often neatly severed from investment strategy. Return on investment, rates, and yields are guiding principles that supersede seemingly idealistic notions of community-building and the environment. But a more thoughtful and creative investment approach has taken root over the past decade. That approach recognizes that the savviest long-term…
Jul 31 2023
Kate Sinding Daly, CLF’s new senior vice president of law and policy, is a veteran environmental advocate primed to oversee the organization’s advocacy efforts across New England. You’ve spent years in the nonprofit environmental space – how did you first develop your interest in environmental causes? My parents both worked for the U.S. Agency for…
Jul 28 2023
The lunchtime rush in the café at Nubian Markets is over. A few patrons remain, however, peering hungrily at the overhead digital menu board. They’re offered a wealth of choices: The couscous bowl with lamb meatballs, carrot ginger couscous, and harissa stewed tomatoes. Or a chickpea peanut stew made of coconut ginger rice, fire-roasted cabbage,…
Jul 26 2023
The air is thick and sultry. The temperature is in the high 80s. What better time to head to the nearest pond, lake, or beach for a cooling dip? Many of us have tried to do exactly that this summer, only to be greeted once we’ve reached that cool body of water by ominous signs:…
Jun 7 2023
New Englanders have railed about the cold in June and the heat in January. We’ve complained about snowfall (nine feet of snow in 2015!) or the lack of snow. But this year, we’ve had something new to complain about – smoke. Yes, smoke. In the past few weeks, New England states and large portions of…
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