Topic Archive: Policy and Regulation
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“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…
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DPU Creates Division of Clean Energy and Resilience Engineering
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Trump has threatened to strip funds for climate action. Boston lawmakers want to protect the city’s green energy goals
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Collaborative Climate Action Planning (2025/2026)
The Boston Green Ribbon Commission’s successful Collaborative Climate Action Planning approach reduces barriers to taking organizational climate action and will result in a Climate Action Plan framework, an essential roadmap for your organization. This process creates a peer learning community in which to comfortably expand and deepen education around mitigation, resiliency, and climate justice work.
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Weeks before Trump takes office, Boston nails down a nearly $10 million climate job training contract
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‘We are still in’: Cities and states vow to uphold climate goals as Trump returns
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Here’s what’s in the new Mass. climate and clean energy bill
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The Senate voted 38-2 Thursday to approve clean energy bill
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Massachusetts may again lead on climate change. The state (finally, almost) has a sweeping climate bill.
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New report banks on philanthropists to supercharge energy retrofits