Summary: Last week, the Zoning and Planning (ZAP) Committee advanced the proposed Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) to the full City Council. At yesterday’s City Council meeting, a proposed amendment failed, and a final vote on BERDO was … Read More
Are you looking for a place to find affordable holiday gifts for friends and family? Come to Fulfilled Goods! You’ll be able to find a wide selection of sustainable gifts. Bring your own reusable containers to fill and bring the … Read More
We’re thrilled to announce that Green Newton was honored with the Community Engagement in Energy Award at Mass Clean Energy Week 2024 for “outstanding contributions to Massachusetts’ clean energy future.” Together, we are making a real difference, and this award … Read More
Tuesday, December 3 from 12-1pm. Online. Many people are concerned about the performance of electric vehicles in winter. Electric vehicle (EV) performance does change in winter, but so does that of gas-powered cars. There are thousands of EV drivers who … Read More
Newton’s City Councilors are considering a proposal for a Building Emission Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) that would benefit our climate by dramatically reducing the amount of fossil fuels being used in the city. The Newton Zoning and Planning Committee … Read More
Wednesday, November 13 from 7-8:30pm. Countryside Elementary School (191 Dedham Street, Newton Highlands). Please join us for an enlightening evening exploring the future of sustainable energy in our community. Register on the form below. As part of Massachusetts Clean Energy … Read More
Thursday, November 14 at 9am. Online. Embodied carbon in a building refers to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from the manufacturing, transportation, installation, maintenance, and disposal of building materials. Such construction activity annually accounts for 11-23% of all emissions globally. … Read More
We’re thrilled to introduce you to the Newton Green Pages—your go-to directory of green service providers in Newton! By choosing to reduce waste, limit toxins, and cut down on greenhouse gases, you know you can make a powerful difference in … Read More
Please note, that the discussion of the National Grid Grants of Location will no longer be discussed at tonight’s Public Facilities Meeting. That discussion has been rescheduled for December 4th. Gas is not safe, not clean, not green. The Massachusetts … Read More
Tuesday, October 29 from 7-8:30pm. Online (Sign up below). Interested in greening your house of worship? Do you want to connect with others who want to protect the environment – and our climate – by working within their congregation? Gather … Read More
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