Yes, there will be no Acton Cleanup Week this Spring
The cleanup week team (Green Acton and the Asian American Civic Engagement Alliance) are sad to announce that Acton Cleanup Week, scheduled for April 25 – May 3, will not be happening as scheduled because of all the risks, uncertainties, and limitations associated with the current COVID-19 crisis.
Green Acton Principles on Housing Policy:
In the pursuit of a safe, healthful, and livable environment for all, and to address the climate emergency, Green Acton (GA) proposes the principles below for housing policy in the town of Acton.
The “I Hiked Acton’s Trails” Program
2020 Election for Acton Water District Commissioner
Materials Committee formed
The Green Acton Materials Committee has recently formed to think about how materials are used, reused, disposed of, and recycled in Acton.
Missed the OARS Report Card/SuAsCo Watershed Talk?
Encouraging Response from EPA Region 1 on WR Grace Superfund Site
Perspectives: Making the Case for 1,4-Dioxane Remediation at EPA Headquarters in D.C
By Kim Kastens This story begins on a sleepy Sunday afternoon in September 2019. I sort of wanted to go out to hear a talk, but I also sort of wanted to stay home and relax. But I had announced the talk by email in my role as Green Acton Water Committee Chair, and Green… Continue reading →
Rivershed Health Event
The Green Acton Water Committee hosted the Sudbury, Assabet and Concord River Report Card event, a lively and well-attended gathering at the Acton Senior Center. Alison Field-Juma, the Executive Director of OARS, presented the first-ever “report card” on the health of the Assabet, Sudbury, and Concord river system.