Green Justice

Massachusetts must reinvest in aging infrastructure, and build new projects to mitigate and adapt to climate change, reduce pollution, and reverse historical environmental injustices. 

In the past three years, the Biden-Harris administration has delivered more than $20 billion in federal investment to Massachusetts.

On the heels of a 150-2 vote by the Massachusetts House of Representatives approving legislation that would ensure Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) expedite critical green infrastructure...

Firing themselves up with explicit chants, hundreds of union members crowded the front of the state capitol Wednesday to celebrate the impending advancement of project labor agreement legislation [...]

For decades, Roxbury native Mela Bush-Miles has advocated for clean air and adequate public transportation in a city where the two are inextricably linked. Her campaign is a personal one, she [...]

The multi-billion dollar plan is raising tough questions about climate preparedness and gentrification. Just above a rocky shoreline in East Boston is a housing development built onelevated land [...]

A virtual microgrid without borders that started in Chelsea, Massachusetts is expanding to other communities, boosting community involvement and innovation. A community-led virtual microgrid [...]

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley visited Chelsea City Hall to help celebrate the $750,000 in federal funding she secured for Chelsea and Everett’s Island End River Coastal Flood Resilience Project. [...]

Somerville, MA – NECEC announced its annual award winners at last night’s Green Future Gala event at the Westin Copley Plaza in Boston, headlined by Vineyard Wind taking home the [...]

MBTA Board expected to approve significant fare discounts for more than 60,000 Massachusetts residents BOSTON — On Thursday, March 28, MBTA riders, workers, and public transportation [...]