Green Needham is hosting the February Massachusetts Climate Action Network Steering Committee Meeting at the Needham Public Library. The topic of discussion at the February 23rd meeting (7:00 - 8:45 pm) will be Community Scale Wind Energy Projects under attack:
Professor Eric Olson of Brandeis University will be at the Needham Historical Society, 1147 Central Ave., on Monday, April 23, 7:30 p.m. to give an update on the latest science about climate change and help the lay person understand the
A film to be shown at First Parish in Needham, 23 Dedham Ave., tells the uplifting story of a town in Canada that won the right to ban toxic lawn pesticides and the court case that went all the way
The City of Boston is the economic engine for our region. In 2007, Mayor Tom Menino recognized both the threats and the opportunities that climate change poses for the City and our region. The City of Boston developed its initial
Drop by the Green Needham table at Saturday's Needham Business Association Harvest Fair on the Town Common! Along with our partner Next Step Living, we'll help you sign up for a no-cost home energy assessment if you haven't had one
This session has been cancelled due to illness. We hope to reschedule at a later date. ------------- ------------- ---------- ---------- Join us for a thought-provoking presentation on the impacts and causes of climate changes, the actions we need to take,
Postponed! -- Due to the anticipated 2nd night for November's Special Town meeting, to be held on November 6th, we have to find a new date for this session. We also now know that the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center expects
Green Needham will explain the options for any electric customer to bring more renewable energy into the grid -- even if you're not a candidate for solar panels. The list of green energy choices is growing -- from having a
The Newton Needham Chamber of Business hosts its 2015 Green Business awards breakfast at the Newton Marriott Hotel on Wednesday, May 6th. Held in the Marriott's outdoor pavilion along the banks of the Charles River, the Green Business Awards breakfast
It's shocking to realize that 40% of the food in America is wasted - culled as imperfect and unsalable by producers, discarded by grocery stores, uneaten at restaurants and cafeterias, and thrown away in people's homes. At the same time, over 49 million
