To help Massachusetts residents take a meaningful action against climate change, Mass Audubon has partnered with Massachusetts Energy Consumers Alliance (Mass Energy), a local nonprofit dedicated to making energy more affordable and sustainable. The good news: You can do this in a … Read More
If you have an old, inefficient heating system, you could be throwing away a lot of money. There’s still time to take advantage of the Mass Save® Early Heating System Replacement Rebate! You may be eligible to receive a rebate … Read More
The following message was sent by Mayor Setti Warren via email on July 29 to Newton residents and is reprinted with permission below. Dear Resident, The City of Newton has a tradition of leadership on the environment. Last year we upgraded … Read More
Is your second refrigerator or freezer: Between 10 and 30 cubic feet inside? Not your primary refrigerator or freezer? Still working? If so, Mass Save will give you $50 when you recycle it through their program. Call (877) 545-4113 to schedule a … Read More
We occasionally publish “classic” articles that we feel are still relevant to readers. This article is from the Jul/Aug 2013 issue of the Green News You probably know neighbors who bicycle to work, recycle, never buy bottled water, and install … Read More
Community-oriented stores in Newton help residents save energy by offering home energy information tables. These stores have played a critical role in helping Newton residents achieve an exciting energy efficiency milestone: in June, Newton residents will compete their 2,500th Mass … Read More
With a goal of cutting carbon emissions, Newton is looking into group purchasing of electricity, also known as municipal aggregation—a way for a city to use bulk buying power to select power suppliers and negotiate electric rates and sources on … Read More
We occasionally publish “classic” articles that we feel are still relevant to readers. This article is from the Jul/Aug 2009 issue of the Green News All of you who have been hanging your clothes on clotheslines in the basement or … Read More
Green Decade President, Marcia Cooper, attended a Climate Change Resiliency Forum for Policy makers at the MA State house last week. The following report is provided courtesy of The Environmental League of Massachusetts: Energy & Environment Secretary Beaton States … Read More
The program scheduled for Monday January 26, has been postponed to March 23. It is a two-part presentation on understanding the reality of climate change and what we can do to lead a climate-friendly lifestyle. Dan Ruben, Executive Director of Boston … Read More
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