Come to Meadowscaping for Biodiversity’s native plant sale and planting workshop on Saturday, June 8 from 10am-2:30pm at the First Parish Church (50 Church St., Waltham). Learn that perennials save time and money — they come up every year, require less water and maintenance, soak up excess stormwater, sequester carbon and serve as food and energy for endangered bees and butterflies. Find out how important native perennials are to the future of our planet and our food supply. For more information, contact Barbara Passero at 781-209-0052, or Jean Devine at 617-947-6256.
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Council is looking to keep new buildings’ heat & hot water electric, so they don’t need to be retrofitted in +/- 10 years. This is also just consumer protection. https://twitter.com/_EmilyNorton/status/1390101367549796353
Emissions cuts could halve the impact of melting ice on oceans.This is why we must act to meet climate action goals. Electrify! #newtonma #ClimateAction https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/05/05/nation/emissions-cuts-could-halve-impact-melting-ice-oceans/?event=event25 via @BostonGlobe
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Council is looking to keep new buildings’ heat & hot water electric, so they don’t need to be retrofitted in +/- 10 years. This is also just consumer protection. https://twitter.com/_EmilyNorton/status/1390101367549796353