Conservation Matters
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.(AROUND CLF)
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Helping wind power work in Northern Maine.
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Getting the lead out in Rhode Island.
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Maine.
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Five questions for ...
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The future starts with a vision.
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IN AWE OF RIGHT WHALES: CLF's Adilson Gonzalez Morales shares his first sighting of a rare North Atlantic right whale--and how we can help make sure it's not his last.(CONSERVATION)
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Two masters of an ocean art: sustainable fishing n. Fishing that does no damage to marine environments or ecosystems, and helps maintain fish populations plentiful enough to support thriving fisheries.
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RHODE ISLAND: For the health of the bay.
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Enforcing the Shoreland Protection Act: CLF watchdogs NH lakes.
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A sympathy for growing pains.
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Boston's fish pier facing the crosscurrents of change: Boston's 86-year-old fish pier isn't what it was. In 1936, 339 million pounds of seafood were unloaded there; last year's figure was less than nine million. Elegant new buildings are edging in, but CLF sees a glorious future for the venerable pier; New England's fishing stocks are coming back.
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Coal-free New England: making way for the region's clean energy future.
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Caitlin Peale.
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Maintaining water quality standards.
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Protecting water quality: CLF shares clean water act expertise.
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Advocating for wilderness areas.
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Real people, real transit: a look at outstanding transit projects in greater Boston.
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Fighting for the soul of Pilgrim Country.
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2004 Senator John H. Chafee Environmental Leadership Award.
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VERMONT.(AROUND CLF)
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New England's global warming map.
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Advocating for tidal estuary restoration.
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CLF's conservation wisdom watch.
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CLF, states clear a path for cleaner cars.
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Vermont.
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Kate Saunders: vice president for development.
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Letter from the president.
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Around CLF.
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Letter from the president.
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Helping Justice Take Root: In Manchester, New Hampshire, trees serve as a stark symbol of environmental and climate injustice.(COMMUNITY)
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Giving wisely.
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right whales in danger: Despite their dire circumstances, North Atlantic right whales can be saved.
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Dear friends of CLF.
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Gordon Hall: Marbtehead, MA / Cabot Society member since 2000.
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freeing the kennebec.(EXPLAINER)
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Going fission: CLF, VY, and a brighter energy future for Vermont. (Vermont).
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Eating for the Environment.
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CLF racks up clean water victories.
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Victory! Thousands of acres of Vermont forest protected as forever wild.
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Cape Cod begins planning to control nitrogen pollution: CLF lawsuits spur state action on water quality.
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Curbing RI's global warming emissions.
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Clean water victory for lake Champlain has nationwide implications.
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Ugly to some, tasty to others: this fish needs protection fast.
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What is in a name?
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Protecting Lake Champlain.
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New Hampshire.
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Judith C. Skinner, Esq.
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A BAD BARGAIN ALL THE WAY.
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Reducing nitrogen in the Great Bay Estuary.
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'WHY I GIVE' FEATURING: DANIEL ROSAN: Somerville, Massachusetts | Donor since 2014.(DONOR SPOTLIGHT)
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Dear friends of CLF.
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Jen Duggan: The new Vice President and Director of CLF Vermont brings a track record of holding polluters accountable and a passion for working at the intersection of the environment and public health.
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Preventing lead poisoning: Portland, ME.
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Our successes are your successes.(LETTER FROM THE CHAIR)
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A Guardian Where Land Meets Sea.
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Massachusetts.
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WHY WE GIVE TO CLF.
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Zack Porter: As Lake Champlain Lakekeeper[R], Zack Porter works on the ground with communities, at the state house with legislators, and hand in hand with partners to restore Vermont's iconic waterbody to health.(FIVE QUESTIONS FOR ...)
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Massachusetts.
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Be a smart philanthropist.
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A home at last: the Rhode Island office.
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Completing the "Filthy Five" cleanup: Salem Harbor Station is responsible for 53 premature deaths, 570 emergency room visits, and 14,400 asthma attacks every year, according to a 2000 study by the Harvard School of Public Health.
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Chelsea Peak energy plant thwarted.
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Lost in transmission.
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Regina LaRocque.
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PERSONAL ACTION ALONE WON'T SOLVE THE PLASTIC CRISIS, BUT IT CAN LEAD TO A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEM.(PART ONE: BREAKING FREE FROM PLASTIC)
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New hope for a bivalve bonanza.
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New Hampshire Executive Councilors Peter S. Spaulding, Ruth G. Griffin, and Ray W. Wieczorak.
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CLF to FERC: wait on providence proposal: New England needs regional LNG strategy.
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New life for an old tradition.
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Follow CLF online.
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WHY WE GIVE.
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CLF, communities celebrate major environmental justice victories.
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CM's cover: the rest of the story".
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.(AROUND CLF)
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Dear friends of CLF.
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Coal war continues: CLF leads fight against region's fossil-fueled foes.
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holding producers acountable (for the waste they create).(PROGRESS REPORT)
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With the Northern Pass transmission project rejected by New Hampshire regulators, the spotlight is now on the New England Clean Energy Connect proposal, which would carry Canadian hydroelectric power to Massachusetts through Maine.
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What should Hawaii and New England have in common?
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Ah, sweet wilderness: a distinguished nature writer considers the proposal to create a network of Core Ecological Reserves across northern New England--and CLF's role in that ambitious undertaking.
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Dear CLF friends.
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CLF, Big Three at odds over clean air regulations.
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Cape Wind clears state environmental hurdle.
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Creating an Aqua-culture.
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Cheaper, faster and cleaner: curbing our energy addiction through energy efficiency.
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Natural beef: in a Downeast Beantown.
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A guardian for troubled waters.
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Following Boston's public bid to host the 2026 Summer Olympic Games, CLF closely analyzed the transportation-related aspects of the project, ultimately bringing to light a number of serious flaws in the proposal.
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Fighting for Her Future.(CLIMATE CHANGE)
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Financial report: a Strong Foundation.
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Red Tomato: is the juice worth the squeeze?
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FINANCIAL REPORT.
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CLF Ventures welcomes managing director.
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MAINE: Going Smart.
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An interview with CLF staff Attorney Rafael Mares.
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Our commitment to the future.
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"Decoupling" for RI would help boost energy efficiency savings.
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Burning Waste Poisons People: For this Saugus native, fighting for her community runs in the family.
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Give online, give with ease.
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Clean water and healthy forests: CLF looks upstream to reduce water pollution.
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You make the impossible possible.(LETTER FROM THE CHAIR)
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"Frivolous" suits, or bad projects?
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Strictly voluntary our lady in Marblehead.
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ERIN BROCKOVICH.
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A new climate change partnership.
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Reflections in Bullough's Pond: Economy and Ecosystem in New England.
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Letter from the President.
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CLF Honors Donella H. Meadows (1941-2001).
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Safeguarding the marine environment.
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N.H Advocacy Center gets a 'Rising Star'.
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Maine.
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Local food 2.0: training a new generation of farmers in Western Massachusetts.
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The Fairmount Line.
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CLF welcomes president John Kassel.
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The Enduring Orchard.
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Why I give to CLF ...
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The future of New England's groundfishery: a recent win, but still hanging in the balance.
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Cleaning up industrial stormwater discharge.
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Hooked on Hook-caught Cod.
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Pressing for thorough environmental reviews.
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RHODE ISLAND.
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2018 Gala: CLF CELEBRATES LOCAL HEROES, LOCAL ACTION.
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Dear friends of CLF.
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CONNECTICUT ENDS INCENTIVES FOR GAS EXPANSION.(MAKING PROGRESS ON CLEAN ENERGY)
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CLF proposes new approach to protecting dwindling cod populations.
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Sustainable agriculture: growing a vibrant New England.
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Whale watch: saving north Atlantic right whales from extinction.
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Taming the monster on the Bay.
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Why I give.
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A timely look at a timeless place: New England is memories, history, places that call to us, an endlessly varied landscape, but is the winter over yet? (Diversions).
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A beacon of hope for an ocean birthright: the once astounding numbers and diversity of marine creatures in the Gulf of Maine have been sadly diminished. One hope for restoring at least a semblance of what was is the creation of marine protected areas and reserves.
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Stopping the toxic drift: New England states fight to keep mercury out of our air and water.
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Vermont.
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Consuming the Sun, Touching the Earth.
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Sustainable agriculture highlights.
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following NATURE'S WAY.
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Rhode Island.
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A taste for local food and wild places.
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Saving the soul of Southern NH. (New Hampshire).
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Advocating for fair consideration of wind proposal.
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The Boston Chapter of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy has selected CLF Senior Attorney Shanna Cleveland to receive its Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall Award.
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Christophe courchesne.
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The ultimate bad weather forecast.
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A natural solution green infrastructure is transforming stormwater management for the 21st century.
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CLF BOARD MEMBERS as of March 1, 2019.
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Talking trash: CLF launches the zero waste project to tackle Massachusetts's trash problem.
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Closing the Clean Water Gap: Tackling the Biggest Threat to a Clean Charles River.(CONSERVATION)
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The Bush Administration.
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It's time for Brayton point to clean up its act.
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Protecting our ocean heritage.
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Dear friends of CLF.
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THE DRINK OF THE GODS.
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One Last Time.
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In Memory of Judge David Mazzone.
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Protecting sensitive wetlands.
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Dear CLF friends.
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RESILIENCE FROM THE GROUND UP: A community-led project in Lawrence, Massachusetts, will build on solutions from abroad.(CLIMATE CHANGE)
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ONGOING.
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New Hampshire.
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Protecting Vermont's troubled waters.
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SAVING CAPEU, COD'S WATERS: CLF is fighting to clean up the Cape's ailing waters before nitrogen pollution pushes them past the point of no return.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OFFICIALS UPHOLD CLF VICTORY AGAINST BETHLEHEM LANDFILL.(PROTECTING PEOPLE, PLACES, AND WILDLIFE)
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CLF has been fighting alongside environmental advocates and local communities for almost three years to stop Invenergy from building a fossil fuel power plant in the heart of Burrillville.
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The new 40B: a law with a heart.
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Cleaning up New Bedford Harbor: New Bedford, MA.
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Two new CLF reports highlight decline in ocean health.
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New England's unique shorelines.
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Massachusetts.
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CLF negotiates a more sustainable future: for biomass energy in Massachusetts.
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Opposing expanded development on barrier beach.
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Healthy communities and environmental justice: connecting communities across rivers and rails.
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THE POLITICS OF THE PLATE.
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Rhode Island.
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cutting climate-damaging emissions.(PROGRESS REPORT)
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A New Era for CLF Rhode Island.
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Give CLF gift memberships this holiday season.
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Circ Highway environmental impact statement draft released.
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2021 FISCAL YEAR SUPPORT.
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MASSACHUSETTS.(AROUND CLF)
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Right leadership, right time: CLF's new board chair ready for challenges, opportunities ahead.
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Transmission and efficiency.
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MAINE.(AROUND CLF)
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The Ellie fund.
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Vehicles of the near future.
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Conversation matters: an interview with Adam Lee.
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WHY I GIVE TO CLF.
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WHY WE GIVE.
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Join the Advocates Society.
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Maine approves new clean car standards: CLF plays key role.
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Letter from the president.
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MAINE.(AROUND CLF)
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Cynthia Giles nominated for key EPA position.
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MA transportation troubles: "pay-as-you-drive" insurance is part of the solution.
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Ventures.
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Sewage and another S-word.
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Letter from the president.
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Letter from the president.
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Building a balanced transportation system: CLF opposes wasteful 1-93 widening plans.
