Toxic Free North Carolina
To promote federal chemicals policy reform.
Archives Grants
Maine Food Strategy
To continue developing a planning process for the future of Maines food system, and to connect that process with those underway in the other five New England states and for the region as a whole.
Northern Forest Center
To increase adoption of high-efficiency wood pellet boilers to advance a renewable energy economy in northern New England, and to promote more comprehensive and effective thermal energy policies at the federal and state levels.
Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund
To support implementation of elements of the ten-year Farm-to-Plate strategic plan to develop Vermonts food system, including providing development and training for its member organizations, and conducting communication and outreach to connect with the Vermonters who are still unaware of…
New Hampshire Sustainable Energy Association
To convene and facilitate the public interest communitys work on priority clean energy issues, engage local business leaders, and participate in New Hampshires comprehensive energy planning process.
Massachusetts Food Policy Expendable Trust
To create a strategic food system security plan for Massachusetts.
Environment America Research and Policy Center
To promote solar energy and offshore wind, defend clean energy policies, and strengthen and defend RGGI, focused in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Conservation Law Foundation
To promote highly efficient use of electricity, oil, and natural gas; increase renewable energy generating capacity while reducing reliance on higher carbon fuels; and ensure that any expansion of the natural gas infrastructure is consistent with long-term climate goals.
Coming Clean
To launch a new collaborative, multiyear market-based campaign encouraging the four primary “dollar store” national retail chains to reduce the amount of toxic chemicals in the products they sell.
Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts Education Fund
To retire the Mt. Tom coal plant sooner rather than later, and then engage the community in planning the redevelopment of the coal plant site in a way that secures jobs and protects the health of residents.