‘Why Protect Newton’s Trees?’

Tuesday, March 18,  7 pm.  Parish Hall at the First Unitarian Universalist Society (1326 Washington St, Newton) and Online. Mothers Out Front Newton and ProtectNewtonTrees.org are hosting Dr. William R. Moomaw whose research for the last twenty years has documented the essential ecological services provided … Read More

‘Switching to Electric: The Essentials of EV Ownership’

Thursday, March 20, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Brookline High School (115 Greenough Street, Brookline). This is a condensed, one-session class designed to give you the key information you need when transitioning from a gas car to an electric vehicle. Whether you’re considering … Read More

Order Your ‘Pesticide-Free’ Yard Signs

Pesticide-free zones are important for the health of children, families, pets, the environment and the community. Show that your yard is a nature nurturing habitat with one of these eye-catching “Pesticide-Free Zone” signs. Eight inches in diameter, these aluminum enameled … Read More

Order Your ‘Pesticide-Free’ Yard Signs by April 4

Pesticide-free zones are important for the health of children, families, pets, the environment and the community. Show that your yard is a nature nurturing habitat with one of these eye-catching “Pesticide-Free Zone” signs. Eight inches in diameter, these aluminum enameled … Read More

Come for Green Drinks

Tuesday, April 1, 7-9pm. Baramor (45 Union St, Newton). Newton Green Drinks invites you to join us for a fun and casual evening with other folks interested in building a sustainable city and beyond. All are encouraged to join–no experience … Read More