new Green Acton mission statement

Green Acton has revised its Mission Statement to be more comprehensive and robust: Green Acton works to protect and enhance Acton’s natural environment and resources for present and future generations, and to help resolve the urgent environmental issues that transcend Acton’s boundaries. Click here for the rest of the new mission statement. It was inspiring… Continue reading →

Email Guidelines

We value diversity of opinion Be kind, honest, and direct. Remember that what you write is permanent; all communications are archived. Try not to overwhelm people with giant volumes of email in a given day or week. Adjust subject lines to keep them relevant; double check cc: and to: fields for accuracy; using bcc is… Continue reading →

Privacy Policy

Green Acton Privacy Policy and Disclosure: Policy Green Acton respects your right to control your data. Any personally identifiable data you give us will be shared ONLY with the Green Acton Board of Directors, and, in some circumstances detailed below, other people involved in Green Acton. We will be thoughtful about contacting you. If you… Continue reading →

Admin Committee

The Admin committee meets about twice/month, usually during the day at local restaurants and cafes, to plan agendas for meetings, and to prepare and edit drafts of Green Acton policies.  The committee welcomes new participants. The committee can be reached at admin-contact@greenacton.org. 

Land Use Committee

Mission: The Green Acton Land Use Committee (LUC) researches, comments, and educates, from an ecological perspective, on matters of Acton’s land use. We prepare statements and proposals to inform Acton residents about threats to sustainability, and to urge town government and other local entities to take what are sometimes bold or inconvenient steps to address… Continue reading →

Energy Committee

Mission: In the context of the Climate Emergency, the Green Acton Energy Committee researches, educates, and collaborates on, and advocates for, the rapid and equitable transition to a renewably powered future at the local level (and at the regional, state, and national levels, when useful). The committee may focus on such issues as energy generation,… Continue reading →