A free showing of "Just Eat It," the award-winning film about food waste, will take place at 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 10 at First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist, 23 Dedham Ave. The 75-minute documentary was inspired by the
The Wellesley Conservation Council & Wellesley Free Library present: “COMMUNITIES AND CLIMATE CHANGE” A talk by Ellen L. Mecray, NOAA Regional Climate Services Director, Eastern Region. Mecray will discuss climate information available from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Join the Needham's Park and Recreation on Saturday, April 30th, on a walking tour around Rosemary Pond, and then hear about the design concept for the new pool facility. Click here for more information.
Massachusetts, already a national leader in energy efficiency, is poised to take a big step in accelerating the transition to clean energy as proposed legislation for carbon pricing gains support. A forum on the proposed carbon fee will be held
Join us as the Newton Needham Chamber of Commerce's annual Green Business Breakfast returns to the outdoor pavilion along the picturesque banks of the Charles River at the Newton Marriott Hotel. This year’s featured speaker will be Maryrose Sylvester, a
State Representative Denise Garlick hosts Frank Smizik, Global Warming and Climate Change Committee Chairman, for a community forum on a diversified energy portfolio in the Commonwealth. The forum will address Massachusetts' achievements so far, and how taking these steps is helping
Restaurants and food service businesses in Needham and neighboring communities are invited to a workshop on Reducing Food Waste on Tuesday, June 7th at 9:30 am. This free workshop is designed for the busy food service professional and is presented
Mon., June 13 Chemicals without Harm: Policies for a Sustainable World (Ken Geiser, UMASS Lowell) Information is subject to change. Detailed information will be posted as becomes available. 7 pm in the Druker Auditorium. Please contact info@greennewton.org for more information or check
