Boston Climate Action Network

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Boston families can save between $200 to $700 a year with Boston Community Choice Electricity. You can sign up today at boston.gov/bcce. Read more from @spmurphyboston in @BostonGlobe. bostonglobe.com/2026/03/18/bus…

We reject the effort to rollback our landmark climate law, BERDO. Not only is it our best bet for combatting climate change, it also lowers energy costs, improves health, and creates jobs and business opportunities. Contact your City Councilor at bostonclimateaction.org/oppose-the-cli….

82-year-old resident Charlotte Ikels was getting energy from a third-party electric supplier and paid double what she could have paid with a city program. It's time to end these energy scams once and for all. Read more from @shankman in @BostonGlobe. bostonglobe.com/2026/01/15/sci…

BCAN’s impact is only possible thanks to members and donors like you. This year, we’ve done more than ever to lower energy bills and fight climate change. Can you donate to support our efforts to protect residents from high energy bills? resist.networkforgood.com/projects/15342…

Boston's fight against predatory energy suppliers⚡️ @BostonGlobe features BCAN’s push to hold predatory energy suppliers accountable and protect residents from unfair rates 📢Tell your legislators to ban 3rd-party suppliers tinyurl.com/stoppredatorye… Read: tinyurl.com/3rd-party-ener…

ICYMI: The Boston Climate Action Plan Draft Is Out. Here’s What You Need to Know. open.substack.com/pub/bostonclim…

Moves like this make energy more expensive in MA by making us more reliant on imported fossil fuels. Investing in local renewable energy saves money and creates jobs. Read more in @WBUR. wbur.org/npr/nx-s1-5513…

The Solar for All program means lower bills and clean air for all. If Zeldin terminates this program, he would be taking $4.6 billion away from Republican states and adding $400 to household energy bills nationwide. A heist of that magnitude makes no political or practical sense.

The City of Boston just released its draft Climate Action Plan. Join us to learn about the City of Boston's Draft Climate Action Plan 2030 and discuss the plan: What do you like? What do you dislike? What do you think should change? RSVP now at bit.ly/bcan-cap

🗓️ When: Saturday, May 17th ⌚ What time: 10am - 12:30pm 📍Where: Talbot Ave @ Talbot Station Boston, MA 02124, USA 🔗 RSVP: actionnetwork.org/events/walking… A light lunch will be provided after.

Join us for our first event! A member-led walking tour along Talbot Ave to explore its history, urban development, housing equity, climate resiliency, & transit evolution. This event will help inform our walks in Codman Square as part of our Livable Neighborhoods Committee.

🧵Boston Climate Action Network champions bold green policies to build a resilient, equitable, and sustainable city. Working alongside residents and allied organizations, we advocate for thoughtful neighborhood density that fosters vibrant communities

📍Where: Bremen Street Community Park | 344 Bremen St, Boston, MA 02128, USA ⌚️When: Tuesday, May 6th | 4 - 6 PM 🔗 RSVP here: act.cleanwater.org/page/169708/su…

Join BCAN, @CleanH2OMA, and others to rally for World Asthma Justice Day on Tuesday, May 6th in support of the Air Quality Bill and other actions that guarantee everyone the right to breathe clean, healthy air. Details and RSVP below!

📆 Wednesday, April 23 | 6-8 pm 🏙️ Bruce C Boiling Building 📍2300 Washington St. Roxbury, MA02119 🔗 Register here: boston.gov/calendar/clima… Stay tuned for more opportunities to help shape the Plan.

BCAN members came up with great ideas during our Action Team meeting for what we’d like to see in the next Climate Action Plan. Join the City of Boston’s public workshop next Wednesday to make your voice heard.

🧵Thanks to advocacy from Boston residents, the City of Boston started their very first Climate Action Plan in 2007. BCAN members and other residents helped inform this plan.