To keep New England a national leader in energy efficiency by adopting and fully implementing robust policies that achieve the full potential of all cost-effective energy efficiency by working in each New England state to educate new policymakers, promote new…
To provide advocates, policymakers, regulators, and utilities with technical analysis and resources to assess the full life cycle costs and benefits of solar energy generation.
To use tools that increase the amount of local food served at the regions more than 370 two- and four-year colleges and universities.
To increase farm-to-institution sales by connecting a regional food hub network with a mainstream broadline distributor.
To expand Silent Spring Institute’s higher education network to incorporate chemicals use into their sustainability programs.
To expand the New England Solar Challenge in New Hampshire and Rhode Island by: working with state and city officials to launch the program in at least ten cities in Rhode Island; establishing an “affinity” program that offers Solarize to…
To continue the coal campaign, which includes hiring two temporary organizers focused on achieving closure of Connecticut’s Bridgeport Harbor plant and expanding the grassroots movement for clean energy by connecting it to local opponents to natural gas infrastructure.
To advance adoption of safer alternatives to toxic chemicals across supply chains through direct engagement with corporations.
To improve viability for farming, fish, and sustainable food enterprises in New Hampshire.
To develop a toolkit based on the Solarize experience and produce a Solarize Upper Valley impact report to present data and identify lessons on the cumulative impact of the program over the full three years and across all 24 communities.