This engaging and provocative documentary has been described as “a climate change solutions move that doesn’t even care if you believe in climate change.” Join us at the West Roxbury Library for this free screening. Read More »
4th Annual Boston Bike Update: February 28
2011 was a big year for bicycling in Boston: the launch of Hubway bike share, increased bike lanes, and the inception of the Boston Bike Network. Come to a public forum on February 28 hosted by LivableStreets Alliance and hear Nicole Freedman, director of the Boston Bikes Program, present on the achievements, challenges, and goals of the effort to make Boston a “world-class bicycling city.” Read More »
Join the discussion about MBTA fare-increase and service-decrease proposals
You have probably heard about the possibility that commuter rail service on Saturday will be eliminated, among other proposals. If you want to join the discussion about what to do about the MBTA debt, attend a public meeting or comment in written form. Read More »
“Renew Boston” program helps pay for your energy-efficiency home upgrades
If you have been trying to figure out a way to pay for that insulation you know you need to tighten up your house or those energy-efficient light bulbs or water-saving devices so that you can decrease your home energy and water bills, sign up now for a no-cost energy assessment and 75 percent—up to $2,000 off—in energy upgrades for insulation and air sealing. If you live in a 1- to 4-unit building in Boston, you qualify. Read More »
Putting your stamp on a greener tomorrow
Spread the word about how to go green with these stamps from the US Postal Service. Read More »
