The military is ending the use of PFAS. Why that’s a win for kids’ health.
Using safer alternatives in firefighting foam will mean eliminating a significant pathway for toxic contamination of drinking water sources.
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Statement: 3M to stop making, using PFAS
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Governor Healey pledges environmental action
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Local libraries offer induction cooktops to borrow
MASSPIRG showcases new library program that lends induction cooktops at event highlighting health concerns with gas stoves.
U.S. Postal Service is going electric
USPS announces a significant increase in electric vehicle purchases
MBTA opens 5 new stations on the Green Line
New train station expands transit options for tens of thousands of travelers
Statement from the Election Modernization Coalition regarding the SJC Decision in Lyons v. Sec of the Commonwealth
Mass. legislators, advocates celebrate major new climate law
MASSPIRG joined leaders of environmental and civic organizations and elected officials to celebrate the passage of major climate legislation. The new climate law will reduce energy waste, ramp up the growth of wind and solar power, and help transition Massachusetts’ buildings and transportation system from fossil fuels to clean energy. Following months of work by legislative leaders, including energy committee chairs Rep. Jeff Roy and Sen. Mike Barrett, Gov. Charlie Baker signed the bill into law last week.