Oct 26, 2021
Web of Deceit
Exxon’s decades of deceit and indifference have left local communities and sensitive ecosystems at risk of catastrophe.
State: Massachusetts
Oct 19, 2021
Extreme Weather Is Our New Normal – Here’s How We Need to Brace for It
Climate impacts are here now, but are our communities ready for them? Here’s what we must do to get climate ready.
Oct 14, 2021
Stop and Compare Opens New Market with Funding Boost
“It’s so important that local businesses serving low-income and minority communities have access to affordable financing,” said Maggie Super Church, Vice President of Healthy and Resilient Communities at CLF. “Stop and Compare provides healthy and affordable food to communities sorely lacking these critical resources, and this loan ensures that more Lynn residents will now benefit from everything this store has to offer.”
Oct 12, 2021
We Want Safe, Thriving Communities – Dirty Gas Is Stopping Us
Our communities and neighborhoods deserve to be safe – and we must urgently transition off dirty gas to protect them.
Oct 08, 2021
Wasting a Wetland with Trash Ash
Kirstie Pecci is director of the zero waste project with Conservation Law Foundation. She says the MassDEP decision to expand the capacity of the landfill is especially egregious because the landfill doesn’t have a plastic liner.
Sep 29, 2021
Cape Cod Commission Approves Expansion Plans for Polluting Bourne Ash Landfill
“Bourne is trading short-term economic gain for long-term pollution,” said Kirstie Pecci, Director of CLF’s Zero Waste Project. “The Bourne Landfill is already leaching toxic garbage juice into groundwater, and this expansion will only make matters worse. It’s time to stop looking for more places to bury waste and get serious about reducing trash before it reaches incinerators and landfills.”
Sep 29, 2021
State Officials Commit to Design for I-90
“After a lengthy debate over the future of this project, today’s announcement is a major step in the right direction,” said Staci Rubin, Vice President of Environmental Justice at CLF. “In choosing this design, officials have the potential to unlock commuter rail, bike, and bus access to communities sorely lacking convenient transit options. As this process moves forward, state officials must commit to minimizing environmental impacts, and CLF will be involved to make sure that happens.”
Sep 28, 2021
How To Strengthen 3 Bills That Can Cut Transportation Emissions
Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts are considering bills to implement the Transportation and Climate Initiative – here’s what we’re working for in each.
Sep 24, 2021
6 Picks for a Perfect Fall Picnic on Boston Harbor
You can help reclaim our waterfront public spaces simply by getting out and using them. And what better way to do that than a picnic packed with your favorite pumpkin-spiced treats shared with friends and family?
Sep 23, 2021
Ameya Gehi
Ameya Gehi is a Staff Attorney based in the Boston office, where she works in the Clean Air & Water and Strategic Litigation programs. She began at CLF as a Charlotte E. Ray Fellow. Ameya is a Double Wolverine: she received her B.A. and J.D. at the University of Michigan. In law school, she was… Continue reading Ameya Gehi
