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Environmental League of Massachusetts
Advocates for Responsible Environmental Policy Since 1898

 

14 Beacon Street, Suite 714, Boston, MA 02108
Phone: (617) 742-2553   Fax: (617) 742-9656  E-Mail: elm@environmentalleague.org


 New Reports and Important Information

George Bachrach becomes ELM's new President
The Board of Directors of ELM is pleased to announce that former state senator George Bachrach has joined ELM as its new President.


1/5/07 The Fiscal Year 2008 Green Budget is now available.


10/17/2006 The Environmental League of Massachusetts is proud to announce the release of its 2006
State of the Environment Report


The Environmental League has teamed up with other organizations to form the
Massachusetts Teaming With Wildlife Coalition
Click on the link to learn more about this new effort!


ELM Held its Annual Meeting on October 17, 2006


ELM's Position Statement on Aerial Spraying for Mosquitoes in Southeastern Massachusetts

Former Environmental Commissioners Join Lawyers to "Appeal" to Senate to Increase Environment Funding
Event Wednesday May 3, 2006, 11:00 am, State House Room 222

Mercury Products Bill Passes Unanimously by Senate
Senate voted unanimously to pass S-2464, An Act Relative to Mercury Management

ELM weighs in on HB 4741
ELM's letter to House Ways and Means Chairman Robert DeLeo about the expedited permitting bill.

ELM Releases 2007 Green Budget
ELM released the Green Budget at a press conference on Thursday January 19, 2006. To download the Green Budget (in PDF format), click on the link above.

     Green Budget Press Coverage

The Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance
has released its Smart Growth Agenda.
Click here to download the report (PDF document).
Click here to visit the Alliance website.

October 12, 2005 Unequal Exposure to Ecological Hazards 2005: Environmental Injustices in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts An updated report on chemical hazards and environmental justice released today from the Philanthropy and Environmental Justice Research Project at Northeastern University. Click here to read more about this report and rankings of communities.

ELM Lawyers Committee News and Events

Smart Growth ScorecardBoston Globe OpEd Friday, July 7, 2005
by Jim Gomes and David Harris

6/28/05 National Wildlife Federation (in affiliation with ELM) releases a new report
The Waterfowler's Guide to Global Warming
.
Ducks, geese and other migratory waterfowl face substantial population declines during this century in North America from a warmer climate and shrinking wetlands habitat caused by global warming, according to scientific research presented in this report.

Pesticides Update Monday, June 20th: ELM releases a new report Poisoning Ourselves: Residential Pesticide Use in Massachusetts

  • ELM testifies at Oversight Hearing
    On February 11th, the Joint Committees on Public Safety and Natural Resources held a hearing on recent events at DCR. Click the link to read our testimony and related press articles.

  • ELM joins with 5 other nonprofit organizations to form the
    Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance

  • What's on your mind as you think about the Massachusetts environment? Fill out the ELM member survey.

  • Report on Environmental Tax Shifting (PDF format)
    Taxes That Work for Our Environment and the Economy
  • Toxics Information Center
    • Find out about toxics use in your community!


    "The Environmental League of Massachusetts is dedicated to protecting the air, water, and land for the people of the commonwealth. ELM voices citizens' concerns, advocates for strong environmental laws, ensures that these laws are enforced and implemented, and educates the public about our environment."

    The Environmental League of Massachusetts coordinates and staffs the Massachusetts Environmental Collaborative, a group of diverse environmental organizations from around the commonwealth.

    ELM is the Massachusetts state affiliate for the National Wildlife Federation.


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