Sunday, April 27, 12-4pm. Newton North High School parking lot (457 Walnut St., Newton). Join us for Newton’s annual Earth Day Festival, a celebration of all things green for the whole family. Groove to live music and savor delicious food … Read More
Want to make a real difference on climate—right here in Newton? Apply to be Green Newton’s Energy Advocate and help residents and small businesses take action through energy efficiency and clean energy programs. See below for a full job description, … Read More
Tuesday, April 29, 9-10:30am. Temple Emanuel (385 Ward St., Newton). Want to Cut Costs and Help Your Congregation and House of Worship More Sustainable? Join us for the Cut Costs and Increase Your Sustainability in Your House of Worship, where … Read More
Exciting news just in time for Earth Month! Charles E. Brown Middle School became the first middle school in the Newton Public Schools to implement food scrap collection in the cafeteria. Brown has joined the ranks of five NPS elementary … Read More
Saturday, April 26, 10am-2pm. Newton Free Library (330 Homer St., Newton). Do you have a broken item in your home that maybe could be fixed with the right guidance? Fix-It Clinics empower folks to fix for themselves, and are no-cost! … Read More
Friday, May 2, 12-1pm. Online. Join Mothers Out Front for a special online session for Northeast gardeners (Zones 6 and 7, including CT, MA, NJ, NY, PA, RI, and MD) to learn how to start annual plants from seed. Whether … Read More
Tuesday, May 6, 4-6pm. Bremen Street Community Park amphitheater, East Boston. Everyone deserves clean air. But some zip codes are still breathing unhealthy levels of toxic air pollution. Let’s change that! Join the Massachusetts Environmental Justice Table, health professionals, grassroots … Read More
Wednesday, May 14, 11am. Boston Common. Our regional electric grid operator, ISO-NE, is failing when it comes to governing with accessibility, transparency, and accountability. The result is a grid system that is slow to transition to renewable energy, that is unresponsive … Read More
The Healey Administration has still not finalized the Environmental Bond Bill. We are hearing that they are interested in adding the Bottle Bill, Plastic Bag Ban, and Polystyrene Ban to the bill, but they need to know that voters are … Read More
Saturday, May 17, 2-4pm. Fair Oaks Avenue in Newtonville, between Fessenden and California Streets. How is the Green Newton Sustainable Street Tour better than a Google search? You will be able to talk directly with four of your Newton neighbors … Read More
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