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The Way to Slow Climate Change Is as Close as Your City Hall or School Board   New York Times, Opinion, Aug. 26, 2022   By Justin Gillis and Hal Harvey Mr. Gillis and Mr. Harvey are the authors of … Continue reading →

The Way to Slow Climate Change Is as Close as Your City Hall or School Board New York Times, Opinion, Aug. 26, 2022 By Justin Gillis and Hal Harvey Mr. Gillis and Mr. Harvey are the authors of the forthcoming … Continue reading →

                                       Sunday, August 7th, 1-5 PM The Sandwich Town Hall parking lot on Maple Street in Center Sandwich,    as a kick-off for Sandwich’s Old Home Week. You will be able to see first-hand, … Continue reading →

In researching climate/environment-friendly investments, I’ve come across a few websites that you might find helpful, especially if you want to put your money where your values are: Fossil Free Funds Are your savings invested in fossil fuels?  You can easily … Continue reading →

Welcome aboard.  Please contact Mark should you have any questions or suggestions to improve our website.  Thanks!   marklongley@sbcglobal.net  (603)707-2046

           Global Warming vs Climate Change Have you wondered why ‘climate change’ has replaced ‘global warming’ as the term of choice in public discourse over the past 20 years?  The term ‘global warming’ entered the popular lexicon after NASA scientist … Continue reading →

The pact being developed by Massachusetts and other East Coast states to cap carbon emissions from vehicles could add up to 17 cents to the price of a gallon of gas and generate revenue for state governments.  Leaders from a … Continue reading →

Click here to see the final draft of the Sandwich Petition Warrant Article.  The Steering Committee is developing a list of  ‘talking points’ which will be used for petitioners as we seek signatures and to help field questions from our … Continue reading →

U.S. carbon dioxide emissions jumped 3.4  percent last year. Global emissions have risen about 1.5 percent a year for the past decade. (The Week 12/13/2019)