Climate impacts are here now, but are our communities ready for them? Here’s what we must do to get climate ready.
2021
2021
It’s Time to Ditch Dirty Bus Fleets – The Future is Clean and Electric
Dirty exhaust fumes from buses harm our health and environment. The solution to the problem is clear: Electric bus fleets.
2021
Buckle Up, Connecticut – It’s Time To Meet Our Climate Targets
The state’s latest Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory shows that we’re already behind on meeting mandatory climate targets. State officials must take charge and steer us towards urgent climate action.
2021
We Want Safe, Thriving Communities – Dirty Gas Is Stopping Us
Our communities and neighborhoods deserve to be safe – and we must urgently transition off dirty gas to protect them.
2021
A Monumental Day for New England’s Ocean: President Biden Restores Protections to Marine National Monument
In a monumental decision, President Biden honors science by restoring protections to the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument.
2021
How To Strengthen 3 Bills That Can Cut Transportation Emissions
Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts are considering bills to implement the Transportation and Climate Initiative – here’s what we’re working for in each.
2021
6 Picks for a Perfect Fall Picnic on Boston Harbor
You can help reclaim our waterfront public spaces simply by getting out and using them. And what better way to do that than a picnic packed with your favorite pumpkin-spiced treats shared with friends and family?
2021
It’s Time for the City to Commit to Safer Streets for All of Manchester
Some downtown Manchester streets have become dangerous speedways over the last several months. Drivers are speeding through crowded neighborhoods and putting people at risk. The design of these streets is to blame for this reckless behavior.
2021
Bill Will Prepare Massachusetts Communities for Climate Change
While cutting our climate-damaging emissions remains critical to combatting climate change, we must also prepare for the impacts we know are coming. If we don’t, the consequences will become much more dire – and much more expensive – in the future.