It’s Happening. It’s Now: The Climate Reports of 2018 Webinar with Professor Michael Oppenheimer, Princeton University The LWVMA Committee for Environmental Action and Advocacy is proud to announce a webinar on the meaning of two major climate reports of 2018
Planning, Planting and Maintaining (In collaboration with the Needham Community Farm) Theresa Strachila, Instructor As we all know, home-grown produce is far superior to what you can buy at the market. However, the thought of starting your own vegetable garden
(In collaboration with the Needham Community Farm) Theresa Strachila, Instructor Take your vegetable gardening skills to the next level. Join Needham Community Farm Manager Theresa Strachila for a deep dive into vegetable gardening. This discussion-based class will deal with the
Spring Workshop Joanne Neale, Instructor At some unknown point in time, mulch--black, orange, brown, etc.--became a part of the landscape, but wouldn’t you rather have plants? Anywhere you can put mulch, you can dig a hole and put in a
Spring Workshop Joanne Neale, Instructor Were you disappointed with last year’s garden? Do you need to update your overgrown landscape? Most importantly, do you feel you are spending too much time and money on landscape maintenance? If you answered yes
2019 Massachusetts Sustainable Communities & Campuses Conference SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABILITY March 29, 2019 | Cambridge, MA Early Bird Registration Check out best practices, trends, and resources for communities and campuses. Meet government, grassroots, business, and education experts and learners. Gather at a
A five-part WBUR series in collaboration with Harvard Business School and Boston University Questrom School of Business Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source
A five-part WBUR series in collaboration with Harvard Business School and Boston University Questrom School of Business Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source
A new webinar on climate change issues, "Driving Down Emissions: Massachusetts and the Regional Transportation and Climate Initiative," will be held Tuesday, April 23, 4-5 p.m., sponsored by the LWVMA Environmental Action and Advocacy Committee. Jordan Stutt, carbon programs director for
Cap and trade is growing fast. And it’s working. Learn the facts about cap and trade and why it is an effective way to put a price on carbon. Join the League of Women Voters for a webinar by
