Connecticut Fund for the Environment
To retire the Bridgeport Harbor coal plant.
To retire the Bridgeport Harbor coal plant.
To retire the Brayton Point coal plant and ensure that Massachusetts is coal free.
To conduct research, raise consumer awareness and advocate for faster government action to restrict the “chemicals of concern” in common household products listed in the Canadian Chemicals Management Plan; and to leverage progress in Canada by helping advance chemicals policy…
To build a stronger food system by connecting New England farms and food producers to the region’s institutions through cross-state collaboration and infrastructure development.
To establish a food plan and supporting network for Maine.
To advance appropriately sited offshore wind power development in the Atlantic Ocean, specifically off the Massachusetts and Rhode Island coasts.
To shift New England colleges and universities food purchases away from industrial agriculture towards local, sustainable, and fair sources.
To sell more produce from New England farms to more local institutions by providing growers with new market opportunities and distributors with steady, transparent supply chains; and developing logistics and marketing solutions to encourage institutional customers to source more local…
To research current state procurement policies and practices in New England to determine the opportunities (and barriers) in each state and across the region for using aggregated demand for environmentally preferable goods and services to push the New England marketplace…
To retire the Brayton Point coal plant and ensure that Massachusetts is coal free.