To expand the New England Solar Challenge in New Hampshire and Rhode Island by: working with state and city officials to launch the program in at least ten cities in Rhode Island; establishing an “affinity” program that offers Solarize to…
To advance adoption of safer alternatives to toxic chemicals across supply chains through direct engagement with corporations.
To increase farm-to-institution sales by connecting a regional food hub network with a mainstream broadline distributor.
To ensure Holyoke’s just transition to a clean, sustainable future as the Mt. Tom coal plant is retired.
To build and strengthen support for statewide clean energy policies and programs that increase investments in renewable energy and efficiency, while reducing fossil fuel use in Maine.
To document the impact of the food service management company rebate system on institutional customers and other stakeholders and develop a new set of best practice standards for local food procurement that food service management companies can adopt.
To enable Food Solutions New England to incorporate communities of color and historically under-represented populations into a shared understanding of the New England food system.
To meet the growing demand for local food while increasing farmer/producer financial viability by making improvements in the supply chain.
To accelerate adoption of electric vehicles in Connecticut and Massachusetts as part of a nationwide campaign to build a national electric vehicle market.
To ensure that Maine farmers and food producers are able to ramp up production, particularly in Aroostook County, as demand increases for healthy, sustainable, and organic food throughout New England.