Everything CLF does – ensuring clean air and water for all, protecting habitats and waterways, and building our clean energy future – requires a government that’s responsive to the public.
In Massachusetts, just one in five registered voters votes in the primaries. That means that a small slice of voters choose who will be on the general election ballot and the rest – the vast majority of voters – have to live with those choices. In theory, our elected officials are accountable to the people… Continue reading All-Party Primaries Make Every Voter Matter
Nashua residents helped secure $100,000 in dedicated sidewalk funding, a meaningful first step toward safer, more accessible ways to get around the city.
Maine must reopen historic habitat for alewives, blueback herring, eels, shad, and Atlantic salmon.
The Question 6 ballot measure would protect Massachusetts’ natural spaces.
New requirements promise to strengthen community safeguards, while leaving existing harms unresolved.
The Board of Health rejected the massive facility last year.
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.
This agreement strikes an important balance between addressing Vermont’s urgent housing shortage and protecting wetlands that are so critical to the state’s resilience.
