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December 19, 2018	From Coal Plant to Clean Energy Center: The Evolution of Brayton Point by Alyssa Rayman-Read Brayton Point Station used to be piled high with dirty coal. But today, it’s in the midst of transforming into a clean energy hub for New England.
December 14, 2018	Creating a Plastic-Free New England by Kirstie Pecci It’s time to take New England’s work reducing plastic pollution to the next level. CLF’s Zero Waste Project is launching our campaign to ban single-use plastic bags in all six New England states to create less pollution, cleaner coastlines, and healthier communities for all.
December 13, 2018	Using Batteries to Power Your Home and Fight Climate Change by Melissa Birchard New England is getting more and more of its power from local clean energy sources like rooftop solar and wind. Not only does this lower our climate-damaging emissions, it’s also spurring innovation as groups in both the public and private sector work creatively to take control of our energy future. Among these new, exciting innovations… Continue reading Using Batteries to Power Your Home and Fight Climate Change
December 12, 2018	The News about Our Climate Isn’t Good – But the Fight is Far from Over by Bradley Campbell Heat waves and flooding are putting New England’s people, environment, and economy at risk. Aging infrastructure is increasingly stressed from sea level rise and bigger storms. Our farmers face challenges from shifting growing seasons. Atlantic cod – already dwindling – will disappear and lobster will move out of reach of New England fishermen as waters warm.… Continue reading The News about Our Climate Isn’t Good – But the Fight is Far from Over
December 11, 2018	Polluted Runoff is Putting Rhode Island Waters at Risk by James Crowley Stormwater pollution is making Rhode Island waters unsafe for swimming, fishing, and boating. CLF is asking the state’s Department of Environmental Protection to hold polluters accountable for their runoff.
December 10, 2018	North Atlantic Right Whales are at the End of Their Rope. Protections Can’t Wait. by Erica Fuller With a new estimate of fewer than 408 North Atlantic right whales, it’s even more critical to get new ropeless fishing gear in the water as soon as possible to prevent the entanglements that are killing our endangered whales.
December 10, 2018	Cape Cod Community Looks to Punt Responsibility for Water Pollution by Chris Kilian A battle underway in Barnstable could have serious repercussions for the health of Cape Cod’s waters.
December 5, 2018	A People’s Guide for the People’s Harbor by Victoria Wu CLF’s “People’s Guide to the Public Waterfront Act” gives you the tools to access and enjoy the public Boston Harbor and other waterfront areas in the state. It demystifies the complex regulations that some developers have exploited made it look like their public land is only for private use.
December 5, 2018	New Governor Could Make Maine a Climate Leader by Emily Green With the election of Attorney General Janet Mills, Maine has the chance to reverse the harmful LePage administration anti-environment policies and commit to a broad framework for tackling climate change.
November 8, 2018	Video: What Do the Midterms Mean for New Englanders? by Conservation Law Foundation The day after the election, CLF President Brad Campbell joined Staff Attorney Emily Green and special guest Jamie Hoyte – former Massachusetts Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs and currently Senior Advisor with Tremont Strategies Group – to talk through what the election results mean for New Englanders.