Join The Nature Conservancy for “7 Billion and Counting: Population and the Planet,” the First Event in This Year’s Future of Nature Speakers’ Series. On April 28, a panel of leading thinkers will tackle the question of whether population growth must harm nature and its ability to sustain life. BOSTON — Glance at any […]
You're invited to join Clean Energy Education & Empowerment (C3E) Women* for an evening in the company of fellow clean energy professionals in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. This event will provide an opportunity to hear from leading women in the field including MIT Energy Initiative Executive Director Martha Broad, Conservation Law Foundation VP […]
The Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium was established in 2004 to advance education and action for sustainable development on university campuses in the northeast and maritime region. NECSC Meeting at Brown University The 10th Annual meeting of the Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium will take place on Wednesday April 30, 2014 from 9am to 5:30pm with optional […]
From the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DoER) Thinking about renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives in your city or town? Registration (free to municipal officials/staff) is now open for this one-day conference for Massachusetts municipalities and energy officials. Sponsored by UMass Amherst, in cooperation with the Mass. Department of Energy Resources Green Communities Division, […]
From the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DoER) Thinking about renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives in your city or town? Registration (free to municipal officials/staff) is now open for this one-day conference for Massachusetts municipalities and energy officials. Sponsored by UMass Amherst, in cooperation with the Mass. Department of Energy Resources Green Communities Division, […]
Discussion with the Co-Authors of Fukushima: The Story of a Nuclear Disaster in Harvard Square The Union of Concerned Scientists invites you to a discussion with the co-authors of our new book, Fukushima: The Story of a Nuclear Disaster, the most authoritative expert analysis to date about exactly what happened in one of the world's […]
Cities and community organizations continue to move forward as catalysts of energy efficiency in the built environment, and so we are excited to invite you to an expanded 5th annual MIT Community Energy Innovations Workshop and Symposium. With emphasis on highlighting the work of students and recent graduates, we consider how local action is moving to the […]
You are invited to the Union of Concerned Scientists’ public forum at the University of Minnesota on May 6. Join us via interactive live webcast for an evening that will bring together leading experts and advocates with engaged citizens to explore how science can be a more valuable tool in advancing healthier food environments for […]
Each semester, The National Climate Seminar provides a twice-monthly call-in opportunity for your students to engage with top climate scientists, economists, political leaders, film-makers, business pioneers, artists and others who are on the front lines of understanding global warming, and driving change to stabilize the climate. Students can send in advance questions or ask questions in real […]
Free and open to the public Speakers: Robert Cappadona, Vice President Casella Recycling, Casella Waste Systems Chris Flynn, President/Registered Lobbyist, Massachusetts Food Association Phillip Sego, Coordinator of the Massachusetts Sierra Club Bottle Bill Campaign Sean Sylver, Regional Planner, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Moderator: Maureen Scully, Interim Dean, College of Management, UMass Boston Learn more.
From the Better Future Project: We've set a "people's deadline": S. 1225, the fossil fuel divestment bill, needs to leave the Public Service Committee with a favorable report by May 8th. Time is running out, and we need to put pressure on legislators. On May 8th, we will construct an enormous inflatable globe surrounded by […]
In the first week of May, the US Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) plans to release the report of the third U.S. National Climate Assessment (NCA). The NCA is a climate status report authorized every four years under the Global Change Research Act of 1990. It is based on the best available science and written by hundreds of scientists and experts from academia; government; […]
In the first week of May, the US Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) plans to release the report of the third U.S. National Climate Assessment (NCA). The NCA is a climate status report authorized every four years under the Global Change Research Act of 1990. It is based on the best available science and written by hundreds of scientists and experts from academia; government; […]
Sustainability Leadership Summit Join sustainable business leaders who are working to leverage their business to take targeted action against climate change. Climate Action Liaison Coalition's workshop aims to bring together leading minds from local and federal officials, business leaders, and community stakeholders for a conversation on building a new economy.
In the U.S., there is an urgent need for improved education in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. STEAM education is necessary for our country to remain a leader in the global marketplace, but more importantly, this focused education is imperative to our changing planet. Climate change has already given rise to many devastating alterations […]
For anyone committed to helping elect environmental champions or win environmental ballot initiatives. Register and learn more.
Mark your calendars for the 18th annual Mystic River Herring Run and Paddle for Sunday, May 18th. The year's events will once again include a 5K run/walk on a flat course along the Mystic River and a 3, 9 and 12 mile paddling race. All events begin and end at the Blessing of the Bay […]
Antioch University is hosting a regional conference for local planners and decision-makers to understand how to create healthy resilient communities that are better prepared to handle severe weather and climate impacts. Learn more.
How is LEED ND transforming the built environment in Massachusetts? How are government, for-profit and non-profits using LEED ND as a tool for enhancing sustainable development? This workshop will answer these and many other questions through a review of people and projects in MA that have used LEED ND as more than just a green […]
How is LEED ND transforming the built environment in Massachusetts? How are government, for-profit and non-profits using LEED ND as a tool for enhancing sustainable development? This workshop will answer these and many other questions through a review of people and projects in MA that have used LEED ND as more than just a green […]
Join Mayor Walsh, Boston residents, businesses, and community leaders on May 31st, 2014 for the Greenovate Boston Community! The Summit is a free, one-day event that's all about empowering the Boston community to address climate change and help make Boston the greenest, most climate-prepared city in the U.S. The Summit will include world-class speakers, interactive […]
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