To continue support for Episcopal Power & Light, a project that seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen the renewable energy sector by encouraging Episcopal churches and parishioners to consume energy efficiently and sustainably.
To build support for the Precautionary Principle among key grassroots activists, scientists and other decisionmakers.
To address the problem of development sprawl in Vermont through advocacy and public education.
To support economic and public relations experts that will assist Conservation Law Foundation in its legal and communications efforts to fight the recently proposed sale of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station in Vernon, Vermont.
To support year two of the Cool the Planet! campaign, an outreach, education and organizing project to mobilize college students to become active in the debate over climate change.
To convince Boston area health care institutions and policymakers of the need to protect the public and the environment from dioxin, mercury and other toxic products used in medical facilities.
To promote the release of the report “In Harm’s Way: Toxic Threats to Child Development.”
To support www.GreenCar.org, a green car campaign on the Internet designed to generate public consciousness and market demand for the accelerated development and delivery of more fuel-efficient vehicles. The project is being carried out in partnership with nearly a dozen…
To continue to educate parents, teachers and the medical community about the links between learning disabilities and behavioral difficulties in children and environmental toxins, and to build alliances and a constitutency to address these issues.
To continue and expand organizing, technical and legal services to public sector environmental employees in New England.