Join us for the online information session on heat pumps on Thursday, July 21 at 7pm if you are facing any of the following: your fossil fuel based heating system is nearing end of life, you need to add or … Read More
The impact of the recent Supreme Court ruling to limit the EPA’s ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants will have far-reaching and long-lasting consequences. The dissenting justices stated, “Today, the Court strips the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) … Read More
As an individual, there are so many things you can do to reduce your disposable footprint. Clean Water Action has developed 10 actions to help you ReThink Disposable. For Plastic Free July, make a pledge to continue doing the ones … Read More
The future is electric! So many manufacturers have committed to introducing new electric cars to their inventory. Get a sneak peak at the exciting line-up of 20 new electric cars that will be coming soon in this webinar by the … Read More
Newton’s State Representative, Kay Khan, co-sponsored a bill to help protect pets and wildlife from certain types of toxic rodenticides. Known as SGARs, these rodenticides contain an anticoagulant agent that can be a threat to any animal that feeds on … 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
Over 200 residents have already taken the first step to participate in the Newton Free Library’s first ever Adult Summer Reading Challenge, and you can too! To get started, grab a Summer Challenge packet from the library’s circulation desk or download the submission … Read More
The average household in the US contains 15 pounds of hazardous products such as pesticides, cleaners, paints, and other chemicals. Using and disposing of these products properly is crucial to maintaining the health of our bodies and our environment. The best … Read More
The Newton Farmers Markets have kicked off the 2022 season. Come for fresh local produce and stop by the Green Newton tent to say hello or ask questions you have about climate change, sustainable lawncare, reduce and reuse strategies, or … Read More
This week, we’d like to share an article written by one of our former interns, Emmy Tolsdorf, about how we can create a bike-friendly city just like Copenhagen or Cambridge. We continue to make progress towards this very important goal. … Read More
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