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I’ve been feeling down these last weeks, given the anticipated large-scale reduction in federal spending on climate and sustainability solutions. I believe a prosperous…

When I was young, my favorite author was Milan Kundera, who wrote the popular novel, “The Unbearable Lightness of Being,” and also the novel,…

I’m writing to you today as a concerned citizen, a Massachusetts resident invested in our state’s future, and someone who admires your leadership in…

One of the most pervasive emotions when discussing climate change is despair. Many people believe the problem is too vast, too complex, and ultimately…

One of the most common questions I receive from Harvard residents is around National Grid’s future plans. In general, folks believe the company’s performance…

Nuclear energy has always been a bit of a paradox in the U.S.—it offers clean, abundant energy but also carries the weight of past…

Imagine a world where every emission you create carries a price tag. Not a hefty one, mind you, but a small, persistent fee tacked…

The halls of the National Park Service in Virginia echoed with a different kind of changing of the guard this Earth Day. President Biden…