Archives Grants

To educate the health care industry about the links between environmental contamination and illness, and to urge physicians, nursing groups, hospitals, academic centers and others to eliminate harmful chemicals from health care settings in New England.

To reframe the debate on automobile efficiency so that national policies achieving significant increases in fuel efficiency, widely considered the fastest, most effective and least expensive way to slow the grow in demand for oil, are enacted within the next…

To use the strong coalition of regional groups from successful power plant, mercury, and acid rain campaigns to secure sizable and measurable reductions of greenhouse gas emissions from New England sources.

In collaboration with Environment Northeast, to promote adoption of new minimum efficiency standards for appliances in four New England states by the end of 2004.

In conjunction with Clean Air Task Force, to begin reducing harmful air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the nation’s heavy duty engines by establishing model policies in three to four states, voluntary agreements with manufacturers and owners of heavy…

To educate the medical, patient and policymaking communities about the linkages between chemical exposures and developmental, learning and behavioral disabilities, and that such harmful exposures are preventable.