A Pesticide Organizing Playbook for Maine
The Pesticide Organizing Playbook is a step-by-step guide to passing a strong pesticide ordinance in your community, specifically for cities and towns in Maine.
Read More25th of October 2021
Stories from the Frontlines: Episode 2 of our Podcast is out!
Hear Ian McDonald tell the story of the fight to stop a second polluting power plant in one Connecticut town, from the first red flag in 2016 to where the campaign stands today.
Read More19th of October 2021
Stories of everyday people in a podcast you’ll love
We’re so excited to share this podcast, and not just because it’s our first one ever. This podcast features one of the most powerful community leaders we’ve worked with: Alice Arena.
Read More18th of October 2021
Too Little Too Late: Statement from Zero Waste Massachusetts on the 2020-2030 Solid Waste Master Plan
While some new initiatives were announced, the Plan falls far short of what is needed to curb climate pollution from trash, improve public health, and eliminate the burdens on environmental justice communities in the commonwealth.
Read More5th of October 2021
Here’s why we’re hooked on fossil fuels
It’s not just one fossil fuel power plant in Peabody, MA that’s the problem. It’s the regional energy grid operator behind it.
Read More15th of September 2021
THE NEW GROUP FIGHTING A PROPOSED POWER PLANT IN PEABODY, MASS.
Breathe Clean North Shore is made up of neighbors in Peabody who just this year found out about a proposed power plant in their city.
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N.H. NEIGHBORS COME TOGETHER TO PROTECT DRINKING WATER
When neighbors across New Hampshire raised the alarm on drinking water contamination from the toxic “forever” chemical called PFAS, we knew it was just the tip of the toxic iceberg.
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TURNING THE TIDE ON PESTICIDES IN VERMONT
Vermonters are fighting to keep toxic pesticides out of their communities. Right now, this fight is happening at the local level in Brandon, Leicester, Salisbury, Goshen, Pittsford and Proctor.
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DON’T WASTE ME: TAKING ACTION TO CLOSE THE LOOPHOLE
Don’t Waste ME, a community group that includes leaders of the Penobscot Nation as well as neighbors living next to the state’s largest landfill, has been fighting to close a loophole that allows out-of-state waste to fill Maine’s landfills.
Read More8th of September 2021
Why a fossil fuel power plant affects us region-wide
Find out why a power plant that would run on fracked gas and oil is being proposed in Peabody.
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