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A chance for students to have support and gain experience on environmental stewardship

ACES leaders share their support for the struggling people of Ukraine

Three Remembrance of Climate Futures plaques go up in Newburyport to educate the public about climate change in their area

ACES interns present a project reinforcing the importance of trees

ACES invites the public to join the launch of the Indian Hill Reservoir Tree Walk on Saturday, May 22nd at 9 a.m.

Environmental groups are calling on state officials to take steps to stop sewage overflows and pollution runoff amid newly released data showing pathogens posing health risks at more than half of the state’s beaches. At least 30 Massachusetts beaches exceeded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s safety threshold for fecal bacteria on one-quarter of days tested last year, according to the groups. One of these was Sandy Point on Plum Island.

A summary of some of the beautiful and surprising characteristics of the millions of animals we share our planet with and just why they are worth protecting.

The innovative approach to decades of climate change through a circular economy.

When washed with your laundry, worn, or dried, clothes release tiny plastic fibers - "microfibers" - into the water and the air. These microfibers have been found in almost everything we eat and drink: fish, seafood, chicken, tap water, bottled water, salt, and beer.

In this eye-opening passage, readers are persuaded to focus on the true impact of every aspect of life and how to take the time to shift to a more eco-friendly lifestyle.

Why celebrate Earth Day, especially with all the bad news lately? and why, especially here in Greater Newburyport?

Liam Amery, a student currently focusing on his master's in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering, pushes the importance of local action and awareness in regard to preserving wildlife and landscape with a story of his own experiences with the beauty of untouched nature.

According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) “mutagenesis” by environmental pollutants is a serious concern. The problem with chemical threats is they are hard to see and perhaps harder to control. A set of answers is conceptually easy but much harder to plan and implement and will take much longer but we need to start working on it.

Biodiversity is essential for maintaining resilient ecosystems and livability and it is vital to our quality of life and a thriving economy. Personally, it’s important for enhancing benefits like health, comfort, and beauty in our lives.

The state's first climate chief to oversee climate policy across every state agency.

There are some large gifts ACES Allies bring to Greater Newburyport we want to place under your trees.

Consideration of contributing factors to our environment's declining health

This international event honors green technology advances worldwide that could address local challenges.

Celebrating the fifty year anniversary of the Clean Water Act

How the effects of climate damage will impact northern regions

ACES leaders describe the social and political balance needed to fight for our climate and its creatures.

ACES presents its reasoning for why it supports the “Better Bottle Bill” and urges others to embrace it aswell

ACES Youth Crops gets recognition for their hard work

The time to prepare for a big storm is now!

The green infrastructure of this summer...

The facts are: Green jobs — jobs that need green skills — are found in a wide range of sectors, from healthcare to construction. Green talent in the workforce has grown almost 40% in the last seven years. Demand for green talent is already outstripping supply.