Resources
“Not a Time to Lose Ground” – A Conversation with Brad Campbell about Climate and the Trump Administration
In a conversation that combined optimism and urgency, GRC members on January 15 gathered virtually with Brad Campbell, president and CEO of the Conservation Law Foundation. The group heard from Campbell, a former senior-level appointee of the Clinton Administration EPA, then shared perspectives on what the incoming Trump Administration might mean for climate action in
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.
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
Facing unique climate challenges, Boston’s cultural centerpieces take key steps toward sustainability (The Boston Globe)
A city mandate requires Boston’s largest buildings to slash their greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. A nonprofit (the Boston Green Ribbon Commission) is helping cultural institutions take the first big steps.
The emerging world leader in climate tech could soon be Massachusetts, experts say (ABC News)
Innovation meets capital in Massachusetts, allowing climate solutions to thrive.
Healey-Driscoll Administration Names Deanna Moran as Chief Coastal Resilience Officer
Moran will oversee state’s new ResilientCoasts initiative to address climate change impacts along Massachusetts’ coastline