Funding “Nature for All” in Massachusettts
The Question 6 ballot measure would protect Massachusetts’ natural spaces.

The Question 6 ballot measure would protect Massachusetts’ natural spaces.

Manchester, like many cities and towns, has a PFAS problem. These toxic “forever chemicals” move through the city’s wastewater system and into the Merrimack River, the air, and the surrounding environment. But that pollution is not inevitable. We know where much of it comes from, we know how it spreads, and we have tools to… Continue reading CLF Wins Key Victory Against PFAS Pollution in Manchester

Combined sewer overflows are a major source of pollution in the Charles and Mystic rivers and are becoming more frequent due to intense rainstorms caused by climate change.

This ruling is an important victory for conservation and a powerful recognition of the value of access to nature in our communities.

We made significant strides in protecting the environment in Massachusetts.

The Merrimack River and the people who depend on it deserve better than unchecked PFAS pollution.

Tires break down and release toxic chemicals into our waterways.

Our favorite shores deserve to be protected from climate change, pollution, and other threats.

Lowell residents are seeking to pause activities related to the air permit approval and prevent Markley from operating and constructing additional diesel generators and cooling towers while the lawsuit proceeds.

It is long past time for Massachusetts to join the 28 states with dedicated funding for access to nature, clean water, local parks, and enhancement of our natural defenses.
