To educate its 50,000 members about the links between electricity use and damage to human health and the environment, and the opportunities they will have as consumers to purchase green power in a deregulated energy market place.
To conduct investigative journalism on environmental problems and generate media placements for the information. In addition to a request for general support, the Natural Resources News Serivce proposes to increase its coverage of events in New England.
To develop a three-year fundraising plan and operating budget as part of a long-term financial plan; and to continue developing a World Wide Web site.
To support the Air Toxics Initiative, which will provide legal support, advocacy and organizing assistance to local organizations battling toxic air emissions from incinerators in the Merrimack Valley of northeastern Massachusetts, and air pollution from diesel motor vehicles in Boston’s…
To educate 80,000 members about the links between electricity use and damage to human health and the environment, and the opportunities they will have as consumers to purchase green power in a deregulated energy marketplace.
To encourage and assist state-level initiatives to implement greenhouse gas reductions in compliance with the international Kyoto agreement on climate change, in advance of its ratification by the United States.
To demonstrate public support for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, in compliance with the international Kyoto agreement on climate change.
To educate 8,000 members about the links between electricity use and damage to human health and the environment, and the opportunities they will have as consumers to purchase green power in Rhode Island’s deregulated energy marketplace.
To strengthen New England’s grassroots environmental movement by providing small grants to local organizations in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont.
To employ computerized communications in generating citizen activism that seeks to clean up or close down New England’s old, polluting power plants.