Many of us want to avoid single use plastic items and excess packaging when we shop for groceries. We are concerned because scientists are finding micro plastics in animals and humans–even in breastmilk. By making careful choices when we buy … Read More
Newton Parks, Recreation and Culture invites members of the community to discuss the future of Crystal Lake Park and Beach on Thursday, September 15 at 6pm. Please register for the online meeting in advance. After registering, you will receive a … Read More
Newton was once dotted with wetlands and criss-crossed by streams flowing to the Charles River. But one doesn’t see many streams, marshes, or wooded wetlands nowadays. Where did they go? Where does our rainfall go now? Jennifer Steel, Chief Environmental … Read More
This summer has been hot and dry, and most of Massachusetts is now considered to be in a drought. Let’s do our part to conserve water with these easy water saving steps: Use water left over from meals and water … Read More
Did you know Massachusetts is currently experiencing a drought? The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) reports that approximately 90% of Massachusetts is now experiencing some level of drought, due to insufficient rain in our region. The Central … Read More
Holtec International, the company decommissioning Plymouth’s Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station, has proposed to dump millions of gallons of radioactive waste water from the now-closed station into Cape Cod Bay. This is a huge threat to the environment and public health … Read More
For the past two years, 20 communities who are part of the Charles River Climate Compact (CRCC) teamed up with CWRA and Weston & Sampson to develop the Charles River Flood Model to predict flooding impacts of future storms and … Read More
On Tuesday, June 21 from 7-8pm, join the Charles River Watershed Association (CRWA) for an online discussion of flooding in the Charles River watershed. Provide input on a creative solution we are exploring to manage local and regional flooding impacts. … Read More
Do you have a garden? Would you like to reduce your water bills and reduce stormwater runoff? Using rain barrels to water your vegetables and flowers is a win-win. The City of Newton is partnering with the Great American Rain … Read More
Each Earth Day the Charles River Cleanup brings together over 3500 volunteers to remove trash from the banks of the Charles River. The event is recognized nationally by American Rivers for the Most Pounds of Trash Collected and Most Volunteers … Read More
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