To deploy six organizers to work with the New England Clean Power Campaign for ten weeks between February and April. Organizers in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island will participate in building public support for, and generating media coverage…
To provide press and public relations services to the environmental community and, in particular, to respond rapidly to misinformation and inaccuracies that environmental opponents propagate.
To educate the public about the damage that air pollution from power plants causes to ecosystems and wildlife, by involving the scientific community.
To conduct litigation under provisions of the Clean Air Act in order to accelerate reductions of emissions from power plants.
To establish a field office in New England for the purpose of improving federal and state agencies’ enforcement of environmental laws.
To conduct two advocacy training and strategy sessions on mercury air emissions and energy.
To provide general support.
To promote renewable energy generation by creating a certification system for hydropower dams that operate with acceptable environmental impacts. New England has been chosen as the region in which to conduct a pilot program because of its signficant reliance on…
To support a comprehensive media briefing center in Kyoto, Japan, during the global climate negotiations.
To generate public support for a strong climate treaty.