
Boston Explores the Potentials of Thermal Energy to Power Big Buildings
A project launched on July 28th by the Boston Green Ribbon Commission is exploring the feasibility of creating thermal energy networks to heat and cool

A project launched on July 28th by the Boston Green Ribbon Commission is exploring the feasibility of creating thermal energy networks to heat and cool

Boston Green Action joins with Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility in calling for the passage of An Act to Protect Massachusetts Public Health from

Investment in infrastructure to protect Boston from the worst ravages of climate change-related flooding is on the way. The US Army Corps is recommending 20

On July 20th, Boston officials released a summary of a $10 billion draft plan to build new defenses fortifying the city’s 47 miles of coastline against flooding

In a July 10th article for CommonWealth Beacon, senior climate reporter Jordan Wolman points to the irrationality of utilities’ continued investment in natural gas infrastructure.

Geothermal energy is having its moment. In the June 2026 issue of its monthly newsletter, the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University spotlights its commitment to