This year, Sustainable Middlesex is honored to welcome Secretary Rebecca Tepper from the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs as our keynote speaker. Following Secretary Tepper's address, we’ll showcase a series of rapid, “lightning” presentations highlighting successful town-level climate initiatives that can be adapted and implemented in your own community. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect, learn, and spark change.
Sustainable Middlesex is thrilled to offer a platform for sharing knowledge, inspiring change, and driving action on crucial topics
- Food diversion programs
- Retrofitting residential buildings for energy efficiency
- Geothermal microgrid projects
- The role and impact of town sustainability directors
- Creating pollinator pathways
- Securing funding for local climate action
- Community solar initiatives
- Community choice aggregated electricity purchasing
This event promises to be a valuable morning packed with practical insights, innovative ideas, and actionable strategies for climate activists and community leaders alike. All are welcome. Zoom link will be sent to registrants closer to the event date.
CO-SPONSORS: 350 MetroNorth, Arlington First Parish Unitarian Universalist, Climate Action Working Group, Bedford Mothers Out Front, Food Link, Green Community Catalysts, EnergizeWayland, HeatSmart Alliance, Lexington Climate Action Network (LexCAN), Massachusetts Climate Action Network (MCAN), MassEnergize, Mystic Charles Pollinator Pathways Group, Sierra Club, Sustainable Winchester, Winchester Epiphany Creation Care, Winchester Farmers Market Community Hub