"Glyphosate: The Elephant in the room" Dr. Stephanie Seneff will speak. According to researchers at MIT, the herbicide glyphosate "may be the most biologically disruptive chemical in our environment." Yet, this chemical is routinely used on the foods we eat,
Do you ever walk into a store and feel completely overwhelmed by the array of personal care and home cleaning products and their claims to be safe and natural? If so, this class is for you! We will cover some
Craig Altemose, Executive Director of the Better Future Project, is the inspiring young, activist leader of a strong climate action movement in Massachusetts. He became a climate activist after earning a law degree from Harvard Law School. He speaks knowledgeably
Join the Environmental Ministry Team of the Congregational Church of Needham at their Climate Change Café for a conversation with Ann Dorfman, Superintendent, Recycling and Solid Waste Division, Department of Public Works, Needham, MA. Ever wonder what happens to materials you
Join Mass Energy Consumers Alliance for their 31st Annual Meeting where they will recognize leaders in renewable energy and energy efficiency. The meeting on October 30th is free and open to the public. The meeting is from 5:30 pm to
On November 4th, the Environmental Protection Agency will hold a public listening session in Boston to solicit ideas and input from the public and stakeholders about the best Clean Air Act approaches to reducing carbon pollution from existing power plants.
Postponed! -- Due to the anticipated 2nd night for November's Special Town meeting, to be held on November 6th, we have to find a new date for this session. We also now know that the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center expects
Have we outgrown the planet? Is there an alternative to perpetual economic and population growth? A free showing of the film "Growthbusters: Hooked on Growth" will take place at First Parish in Needham, 23 Dedham Ave., on Sunday, November 17
Come hear some of Boston’s preeminent scholars, economists and activists explain how a revenue-neutral carbon tax could revolutionize our economy and unite Republicans and Democrats in the fight against climate change. Could such a tax accelerate the transition to a
Madeleine Albright, Secretary of State from 1997-2001, and Carol Browner, former administrator of the EPA, will present a lecture at Wellesley College about the politics of climate change. The event is free and open to the public. The public dialogue
