October 3, 2025: Since my column last month on the climate repercussions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a number of readers have asked what they can do to help in these dark times…
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law this summer, contained numerous provisions, but its most significant changes were in the area of climate change.
Massachusetts has introduced new SMART incentives to support solar energy. These incentives offer stable payments for solar power generation, adapt yearly to market changes, and provide extra bonuses for projects that benefit the public, such as those in low-income areas or on unused land.
Don’t miss this short video of the creative, self-directed project from Bromfield student Ibrahim Shabra. He has built a tower that represents the rising global temperatures over time. Congratulations, Ibraham, on an innovative and graphic demonstration of our planet’s temperature rise!
Learn about one small local farm that uses regenerative agriculture and permaculture. Good Spirits Farm co-owner was interviewed about organic farming and apiary and techniques used to avoid pesticides, fungicides or other synthetic chemicals and still grow healthy produce.
The Bromfield Green Team and The Harvard Garden Club began the process of planning, securing grants, and replacing the invasive plants with native plants around the entrances of the Bromfield School.
The Bromfield Green Team wants parents to stop idling their cars when they pick up their children from school. Actually, they want you to stop idling your car anywhere. Hear what they have to say.
This student conference focused on stories and observations of climate change seen through the eyes of local residents. These stories touched upon personal experience, thoughts, and reflections about climate change. Student organizer Michele Buni, a Bromfield student, gathered a great line-up of speakers.
