SUMMER OF ACTION – HOT ENOUGH YET?

UPDATE!

Because of the predicted storm on Saturday, the Rally For Climate Justice is now scheduled for this Sunday, July 14 at 1:00 pm on the Boston Common.

We Don’t Have a Budget Yet and the House has yet to Pass A Climate Bill.

Contact your Rep!  Once again the Massachusetts Legislature has failed to finish its budget in time. Several bills have passed one chamber or the other. In the State Senate, Senator Brownsberger lent his support to a plastics reduction bill and a climate omnibus bill which includes a halt on gas expansion and transition from gas. The State House has yet to act.

350Mass is urging the following: email your Representative and urge them to push for a major house climate bill centered around environmental justice, a halt on gas system expansion, and a transition from gas! We’re still worried there might not be a House bill, or that it may be very narrow in scope. See the 350Mass (regularly updated) guide to take action! We know that our Rep. Steve Owens (617) 722-2460 has been a champion so thank him. If Rep. John Lawn is your rep maybe he will do the same. Ask him! (617) 722-2430)

Come Rally with Us Climate Justice Can’t Wait: July 14 Rally and March in Boston

Our legislators aren’t feeling the heat of climate change! Our movement needs to fire them up. We’re rallying on the Boston Common on July 13 with our Mass Power Forward coalition and our youth allies from Mass Youth Climate Coalition, and we need you there. To pass climate legislation this session, we have to show up BIG. RSVP here. Sun, Jul 14, 1 pm, Boston Common Bandstand, 139 Tremont St, Boston. To coordinate with the Watertown Contingent email or phone 617.823.6465.

Come to NYC with US for Summer of Heat on Wall Street

 Activists across the country are coming together in NYC for a campaign of nonviolent civil disobedience against banks funding the climate crisis. Learn more about the Summer of Heat. Want to help? You can financially support the movement here. And if you want to take action in NYC, reach out to Evan Bell.  To coordinate with the Watertown Contingent email us or phone 617.823.6465.