Michael Greis of Green Needham will meet with the Needham Planning Board at their June 29th meeting to talk about Needham becoming a Massachusetts Green Community. The Planning Board has jurisdiction over two of the requirements the community must fulfill
Join the Bay Colony Rail Trail as we ride the East Bay Path from East Providence to Bristol Rhode Island The East Bay Bike path is a 14.5 mile, 10 foot wide, ribbon of asphalt that provides a safe place
In the wake of the failure of the Senate to take action on comprehensive energy and climate change legislation, Repower America is hosting a nationwide "town hall" conference call with Al Gore at 8:30 pm on Tuesday, August 10th. Over
Join the Bay Colony Rail Trail as we ride the Blackstone River Bikeway from Woonsocket to Cumberland to Lincoln in Rhode Island. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation & Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management have made great progress with
MassINC and Commonwealth Magazine present a Gubernatorial Issues Debate, a discussion about Cape Wind and its impact on climate change, the economy, and energy policy in Massachusetts with the four candidates for Governor. The debate will be held Monday, August
Environmentalist, climate activist and author Bill McKibben will give a talk on his new book Eaarth in Lexington on Sunday August 29th. The event is free and open to the public. It is sponsored by the Lexington Global Warming Action
The Massachusetts Climate Action Network's next Steering Committee meeting will be held in Melrose on Tuesday evening, September 14th. The topic for this meeting is "How to motivate community leaders to promote sustainability and combat global climate change.” Helping community
Learn more about solar energy for the home at our first Green Needham meeting of the season on Monday evening, September 20th. Following an update on sustainability initiatives in Needham - “Needham 1,000”, Green Communities and Wind & Solar power
Green Needham will have a booth at the 2010 Needham Harvest Fair, Saturday, October 2, 2010 from 10 am to 3 pm at the Needham High School Memorial Field. Please stop by to say hello, share your conservation success stories,
Climate change is no longer just a physical, scientific issue. It is a social phenomenon—an “idea” that now touches everyone in every part of the globe. So moving forward on climate change means acknowledging differences in views and values. John
