Jul 18, 2016

Deanna Moran

Deanna is the Vice President of Healthy and Resilient Communities at Conservation Law Foundation (CLF). Deanna oversees four teams working on community resilience, research & partnerships, impact investing, and farm & food. Her work focuses on leveraging partnerships with communities, civic leaders, universities, and impact investors to create lasting change on the ground and addressing… Continue reading Deanna Moran

Jul 18, 2016

Sydney Moyer

Sydney Moyer is the Director of Digital Strategy for Conservation Law Foundation, where she crafts and executes a digital strategy to mobilize CLF’s community to surmount New England’s most critical environmental challenges. Prior to joining CLF, Sydney worked in digital communications for Accion in Cambridge, MA, and Mozilla in Brooklyn, NY. She holds a bachelor’s… Continue reading Sydney Moyer

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Jul 09, 2016

Massachusetts AG Healey Is Right To Take On Exxon

… Just as the City of Boston issued yet another report about the city’s vulnerability to potentially devastating climate change impacts from fossil fuel use, ExxonMobil and its surrogates are attacking anyone with the temerity to scrutinize the oil giant’s climate deceit. Read more of the editorial co-authored by CLF President Bradley Campbell here…

Jul 06, 2016

Consultant Stays On For End-To-End Review Of MBTA’s ‘Money Room’

… Although Rafael Mares, a transit advocate from the Conservation Law Foundation, said the audit “clearly identified some problems,” he said he hopes officials provide a more complete analysis before the T’s 
Fiscal Management and Control Board votes on whether to seek a private contractor. “I’ve just seen an analysis of the problem, but not… Continue reading Consultant Stays On For End-To-End Review Of MBTA’s ‘Money Room’

Jun 30, 2016

Get Ready To Pay More To Ride The T

… “If you increase the fares without improving the service, you’ll get fewer people using it,” said Rafael Mares, a senior vice president at the Conservation Law Foundation. Read more here…

Jun 29, 2016

Future MBTA Fare Hikes Would be Limited to 7 Percent Under Proposed State Budget

… Rafael Mares, a transit advocate and vice president for the Conservation Law Foundation who urged the T to limit the increases to 5 percent, celebrated the agreement as “a significant victory.” “We will not give up on the ultimate goal of 5 percent, which more closely tracks inflation, but this is a huge improvement,”… Continue reading Future MBTA Fare Hikes Would be Limited to 7 Percent Under Proposed State Budget

Jun 29, 2016

Senate Energy Debate Could Get Heated

… The issue of whether electric ratepayers can be assessed to finance natural gas infrastructure is currently before the Supreme Judicial Court. The Conservation Law Foundation argues existing law doesn’t allow it, while the Baker administration’s Department of Public Utilities says the law does. Read more here…

Jun 21, 2016

Massachusetts to Seek Water Permitting Authority

… However, the Conservation Law Foundation and its partner organizations oppose this delegation of authority to Massachusetts without adequate funding and without being able to explain the benefits the state is claiming will come from oversight of the program, said Caitlin Peale Sloan, a Conservation Law Foundation staff attorney. “We’ve already seen over the last… Continue reading Massachusetts to Seek Water Permitting Authority

May 19, 2016

Children Win Another Climate Change Legal Case In Mass Supreme Court

… In another surprising victory for children suing the government over climate change, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court last Friday found in favor of four youth plaintiffs against the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. Read more here…