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September 27, 2022
Researchers at Tufts University partnered with Communities Responding to Extreme Weather to examine social connectedness.
September 20, 2022
NORTHAMPTON — As the changing climate increases the frequency, intensity and impacts of extreme weather, western Massachusetts libraries including Forbes in Northampton, Emily Williston Memorial in Easthampton and Westhampton Public Library are...
September 17, 2022
The Cleveland County CROP Walk to Stop Hunger will launch its annual campaign to fight hunger with a team leaders orientation at 2 p.m. Sunday online via Zoom at tinyurl.com/CROPHungerWalk.
September 17, 2022
MATTAPOISETT – The Mattapoisett Free Public Library will celebrate Climate Preparedness Week from Sept. 24 to the 30.
September 9, 2022
What started as a local first-year orientation activity in 2015 has evolved into an annual rallying call for civic activism across the greater Harvard ...
August 29, 2022
“I don’t think the question necessarily is, ‘Should we do this?’ The question is, 'How do we do it in a way that’s not just throwing money at the problem?'”
July 22, 2022
Labor and climate advocates provide tips, services to those most vulnerable to extreme heat.
June 23, 2022
Heat is more than an inconvenience. Some 65,000 Americans go to the hospital each year for heat-related illness, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and worsening of underlying heart, lung, or kidney disease. And 2,000 Americans die from heat every year—more than any other extreme weather event. Due to climate change, extreme heat events are becoming more common, severe,
June 23, 2022
Heat is more than an inconvenience. Some 65,000 Americans go to the hospital each year for heat-related illness, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and worsening of underlying heart, lung, or kidney disease. And 2,000 Americans die from heat every year—more than any other extreme weather event. Due to climate change, extreme heat events are becoming more common, severe,
May 23, 2022
On Sunday, members of the Cambridge non-profit Communities Responding to Extreme Weather held the first of a series of events this summer to help residents cope with extreme heat.