Employees also spoke of overwork, low pay, and frequent turnover—none of the paid staff from 2014 remain
Sexual Harassment Allegations Force Hard Questions At Climate Justice Organization
Where Candidates For Mass Governor Stand On the Environment
With multiple ongoing environmental fights in the state, our next governor will have major power to protect residents’ health and prosperity
ANOTHER DIRE WARNING, AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR MASS
IPCC co-author: 'Pretty stark material to wade through'
EVERSOURCE’S EAST BOSTON SUBSTATION: “THIS IS A POWER PLAY”
City councilor and state Sen. Lydia Edwards on the planned electrical substation in East Boston and the proposal to halt its construction
GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFUL BEN DOWNING AIMS TO CHANGE CLIMATE OF MASS POLITICS
“Science doesn't care if we’re first in the nation… better than bad isn't good enough when it comes to climate.”
HURRICANE REALITY: DID THE IPCC REPORT TERRIFY YOU? HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN DO.
It’s up to you, because “people in power give lip service to the seriousness of the climate crisis, and then they continue to invest in new fossil fuel infrastructure.”
WITH BERDO 2.0, BOSTON LOOKS TO TAKE BIGGEST STEP YET TO CURB EMISSIONS
“If passed, it will be the most consequential environmental initiative that the city has passed, possibly ever.”
INTERVIEW: AVIVA CHOMSKY AND CENTRAL AMERICA’S FORGOTTEN HISTORY
“If you want to know about the causes, you have to ask, What’s the cause of poverty, violence, and corruption? And that second question is what the Biden administration isn’t asking.”
MICHELLE WU COURTS CLIMATE JUSTICE ACTIVISTS WITH BOLD “BOSTON GREEN NEW DEAL”
“In Boston, when we talk about bold, systemic changes, the barriers are never about resources. The barrier is always our political will.”
FOOD JUSTICE, HEAT ISLANDS, AND OTHER BOSTON ENVIRO PRIORITIES
Our interview with Boston’s Chief of Environment, Energy, and Open Space, Rev. Mariama White-Hammond
