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Green New Deal Town Hall  Thursday, October 17, 7-9pm Common Street Spiritual Center, Natick

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Green New Deal Town Hall  Thursday, October 17, 7-9pm Common Street Spiritual Center, Natick
Green New Deal Town Hall 
Thursday, October 17, 7-9pm
Common Street Spiritual Center, Natick
What is the Green New Deal and why do we need one?  Learn from local experts about the Green New Deal resolution, a bold set of goals that calls for a national mobilization to transform the economy, fight climate change, and create millions of jobs. Co-sponsored by 350MassMetroWest.org, Sunrise MetroWest hub, Renewable Natick, Common Street Spiritual Center, Our Revolution. Signup form here. More information in this FB post.

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Municipal Sustainability Checklist

We have created a municipal “sustainability checklist” that can help towns compare what they are doing with other towns, as well as get ideas and encourage collaboration. For residents, the checklist helps understand what towns are doing and not doing, as well as set priorities for local advocacy. For organizers, the checklist is an excellent tool to organize local groups around, and to build networks of people who care about sustainability.

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