To: provide state affiliates with information and resources about the links between hazardous chemicals and developmental disabilities; build stronger networks among affiliates involved in related activities; participate in research projects on the environmental toxins-developmental disabilities link; and participate in national…
To promote regional coordination along the institutional value chainamong producers, food hubs, midscale processors, traditional and new distribution channels, procurement officials, and institutional and governmental decisionmakersin order to increase the share of the regions institutional market that New England farms…
To work toward the closure of the five remaining coal plants in New England by 2020 and support permanent retirement, just transition for workers and communities, and appropriate redevelopment or repowering at each site.
To steadily drive down use and production of 100 priority chemicals (the Hazardous Hundred) in consumer products in favor of truly safer alternatives, and promote other organizations’ participation in that effort.
To engage a high-profile and influential sector of the US economyhigher educationin the movement away from toxic chemicals in the built environment.
As part of the Healthy Connecticut Alliance, which is working to retire the Bridgeport Harbor Station coal plant; create and facilitate a community planning process that focuses on a sustainable post-retirement use of the coal plant aligned with the citys…
To provide key administrative and coordinating functions for the New Hampshire food strategy design and planning teams, including: facilitating communication among state and regional food planning networks; planning, convening, and facilitating meetings to advance network goals; researching, analyzing, and distributing…
To support epidemiological research.
To promote comprehensive chemicals policy reform and to ensure strong implementation of such policies.
To promote federal chemicals policy reform.