Municipal Light Plants (or MLPs) are local utilities in individual towns in Massachusetts. These utilities are responsive to the democratic process- the ‘light board’ is often an elected position. The MLPs are also on a journey to decarbonization. MCAN has published a report assessing the efforts, successes and opportunities for these MLPs. We discuss the report with the authors.
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Tools for a new democracy
The Clean Heat Report: a “consequential thing”
De-Mystifying Heat Pumps
Decarbonization, the three chairs and your dishwasher
Is your gas stove a health threat or a culture war battle?
Catching up to 2023
Voices from the Vineyard Wind Job Fair
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“Don’t Look Up” one year later
A billion dollar brawl
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Activists take seats on an ISO Committee: “The taste of democracy was delicious”
Nuclear weapons are still with us and still unthinkably dangerous
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Jeff Roy on prospects for 2023
Thanksgiving Leftovers
The People’s Hearing on Equitable Building Decarbonization
Climate politics in the mid-terms
Helping Hospitals Reduce their Carbon Pollution
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