Sep 08, 2026
‘Cut The Crap’: Water Advocates Rally For Sewage-Free Rivers
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.
State: Massachusetts
Sep 04, 2026
Trump Administration’s Push for Deep-Sea Mining Threatens the Atlantic Ocean
Underwater mining will kill sea life, destroy habitats, and pollute the ocean.
Sep 03, 2026
Judge Hears Arguments in New Bedford Trash Facility Proposal
The Board of Health rejected the massive facility last year.
Sep 03, 2026
Massachusetts High Court Delivers Major Victory for Land Conservation
This ruling is an important victory for conservation and a powerful recognition of the value of access to nature in our communities.
Sep 02, 2026
Massachusetts’ Biggest 2026 Legislative Wins
We made significant strides in protecting the environment in Massachusetts.
Aug 28, 2026
Jay Spiros
Jay joins CLF as the Program Assistant supporting the Strategic Litigation team. Before joining CLF, Jay spent time in the software industry, community farming, and disaster response operations. Jay most recently worked at Rose’s Bounty Food Pantry, which has been recognized by Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu for providing food assistance… Continue reading Jay Spiros
Aug 27, 2026
Trump Cut The Solar For All Program – What Does That Mean?
This program would have funded thousands of installations, allowing people to access solar panels no matter how much they made or where they lived
Aug 18, 2026
One Small Policy Change Could Get More Electric Vehicles on the Road
Real-time charger data can help more people choose electric vehicles – and help the ones who already have them get around more easily.
Aug 13, 2026
Four Reasons New Englanders Should Say No to Gas Pipeline Expansion
From its price volatility to its pollution, there are plenty of reasons the region doesn’t need more gas.
Aug 10, 2026
Court Orders Markley to Pause Lowell Data Center Expansion
With this pause, the court recognized Lowell residents’ concerns and has given the community some protection from further expansion while that fight continues.
