Julia is the Program Assistant for the Climate & Energy team. Prior to joining CLF, she worked at Suffolk University as a Program Administrator in the Political Science & Legal Studies department. She holds a BA in Politics, Philosophy, & Economics and a minor in Environmental Studies from Suffolk University. Julia recently graduated with her Master’s… Continue reading Julia Lewis
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The Question 6 ballot measure would protect Massachusetts’ natural spaces.
There’s no denying that powerful actors (or countries) have stepped away from their responsibility to the planet.
But it’s not all bad news. There are some surprisingly positive developments afoot when it comes to the environment.
New requirements promise to strengthen community safeguards, while leaving existing harms unresolved.
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.
Underwater mining will kill sea life, destroy habitats, and pollute the ocean.
The Board of Health rejected the massive facility last year.
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.
