Resources
Statement on Legislature’s Failure to Pass MA Clean Energy Bill
The Legislature’s failure this session to enact critical legislation that would accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy is profoundly disappointing. In Boston, the Green Ribbon Commission has long highlighted the need to improve and streamline the energy infrastructure permitting process while redressing historic environmental and economic inequities in our neighborhoods. Our stakeholders will
It’s electric! In Boston, buildings are testing cutting-edge technology to transition fully to renewable energy. (The Boston Globe)
From solar batteries to wind-powered heating systems, local building owners are among the first to test the latest green technology.
Statement on Pending MA Clean Energy Bill
The Boston Green Ribbon Commission appreciates the hard work by the Massachusetts House and Senate this session to address pressing issues confronting policymakers and stakeholders involved in the transition to a clean energy future. As the Conference Committee resolves differences between the two bills before the end of the session on July 31 (H4856 and
Boston Harbor Now Releases “Harborwalk 2.0” Toolkit to Promote Accessible, Resilient Waterfront Design (Caught in Charlestown)
Toolkit principles to guide Boston Harbor Now advocacy around future development projects
In the face of rising sea levels, art efforts are rising to the challenge (The Bay State Banner)
Installations explore human impacts on the environment