Topic Archive: Policy and Regulation
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City to launch pilot program to replace gas stoves with electric in Dorchester (The Boston Globe)
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Mass. Gov. Healey proposes $2B for state’s life science industry, climate technology (SHNS via MassLive.com)
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Gina McCarthy: ‘We can solve America’s health crisis, if we fix our climate crisis’ (Reuters)
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In Eastie, an early glimpse at Boston’s existential and expensive struggle to hold back the sea (The Boston Globe)
The multi-billion dollar plan is raising tough questions about climate preparedness and gentrification.
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Climate XChange: February State Climate Policy Network National Call
Want to learn about how climate policy campaigns are developing in states across the country – from New Mexico to Alaska to Maine? Have an exciting climate policy update or development to share with a network of like-minded individuals? Join us for our monthly State Climate Policy Network national call! This is the perfect opportunity to learn…
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Climate XChange: 2024 State Climate Policy Trends – What’s on the Horizon This Year
As state legislative sessions begin around the country, staying up to date with the latest policy trends is essential for any climate actor. Join us to learn about what climate policies are being introduced in state legislatures this year and which trends our panelists are keeping an eye on, as well as an update on…
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Mayor Michelle Wu Announces Agreements Between Boston Housing Authority and National Grid to Develop Networked Geothermal Heating at Franklin Field Apartments (City of Boston)
New system will replace existing gas distribution service with an electric heat system, supporting the City’s goal to decarbonize public housing by 2030 Mayor Michelle Wu joined the Boston Housing Authority (BHA) and National Grid to announce that Franklin Field Apartments has been selected for National Grid’s Networked Geothermal Demonstration Program. The project will be…
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Letters: Push is on to shore up the imperiled Mass. coastline (The Boston Globe)
Letter from Senior Advisor for Resilience Bud Ris highlights how “Boston can protect vulnerable areas cost-effectively.” Sabrina Shankman’s Jan. 19 article on coastal flooding comes at a critical time for Boston and the Commonwealth. Although Boston did not suffer significant impact from the recent storms, the Harborwalk flooding should serve as a wake-up call for policy makers. The City…
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The seas are coming for coastal homes. How will communities, and the state, respond? (The Boston Globe)
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City of Boston BERDO Emissions Compliance: Renewable Energy
Join the BERDO team to learn more about how to achieve compliance with emissions standards through renewable energy generation and renewable energy purchases. This event is part of a webinar series about BERDO flexibility measures and emissions compliance. The BERDO team is hosting a series of online webinars to provide information on BERDO flexibility measures…
