Boston Green Drinks will meet up tomorrow, May 6, from 6:30 p.m. onward at Skipjack's, 199 Clarendon St., Boston. They have a private room, just to the left of the host station (though not in the bar, which is also to the left).
There will be an Energy Fair on Saturday, May 10th from 10:00 a.m.-2:00p.m. at the First Parish Church in Westwood at the intersection of Clapboardtree Street and Nahatan Street. There will be entertainment and food and the event is free!
Also, come visit us at Massachusetts Youth Pride, where we'll have a table about Conscious Consuming. Youth Pride, the country's oldest and largest gathering of GLBT youth, is on the Boston Common this Saturday, May 10th from 11am-5pm.
Hope to see you at one of these great events!
Showing posts with label Boston Green Drinks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boston Green Drinks. Show all posts
Monday, May 05, 2008
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Boston Green Drinks April 1st, Bill McKibben speaks in Boston March 28-30
From our friends at Boston Green Drinks:
Come join us on Tuesday, April 1st at Cactus Club from ~6:30pm onward.
Location: 939 Boylston Street, Boston
Closest T: Green line to Hynes Convention Center.
Down 2 Earth, a consumer-oriented eco-living show is at the Hynes Convention Center March 28-30. Bill McKibben is one of the keynote speakers, and the content ranges from a seminar in sustainable design to a presentation on eco-conscious wedding planning. Go to d2eboston.com. (Note: Green Drinker Jennifer Baldwin is one of the organizers, and the Globe will have a story on the show on the 28th by Green Drinker Michael Prager.)
News notes:
The first auction of pollution credits under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a 10-state consortium that includes all of New England, has been scheduled for Sept. 10. RGGI is the first regional US group to tackle greenhouse-gas reductions with a cap-and-trade system. News brief here.
The US House recently passed a bill that would take the tax breaks that the top 5 oil companies receive — about $17 billion — and reapportion it as incentives for the solar, geothermal, wind, and biomass industries. A similar proposal failed earlier in the Senate, under threat of presidential veto. ... According to Lester Brown, founder of the Earth Policy Institute and author of "Plan B, 3.0, Mobilizing to Save Civilization," taking political action is the most important step any citizen can take, so please call your senators!
--
Elaine, Hershie, Michael
Boston Green Drinks Team
Come join us on Tuesday, April 1st at Cactus Club from ~6:30pm onward.
Location: 939 Boylston Street, Boston
Closest T: Green line to Hynes Convention Center.
Down 2 Earth, a consumer-oriented eco-living show is at the Hynes Convention Center March 28-30. Bill McKibben is one of the keynote speakers, and the content ranges from a seminar in sustainable design to a presentation on eco-conscious wedding planning. Go to d2eboston.com. (Note: Green Drinker Jennifer Baldwin is one of the organizers, and the Globe will have a story on the show on the 28th by Green Drinker Michael Prager.)
News notes:
The first auction of pollution credits under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a 10-state consortium that includes all of New England, has been scheduled for Sept. 10. RGGI is the first regional US group to tackle greenhouse-gas reductions with a cap-and-trade system. News brief here.
The US House recently passed a bill that would take the tax breaks that the top 5 oil companies receive — about $17 billion — and reapportion it as incentives for the solar, geothermal, wind, and biomass industries. A similar proposal failed earlier in the Senate, under threat of presidential veto. ... According to Lester Brown, founder of the Earth Policy Institute and author of "Plan B, 3.0, Mobilizing to Save Civilization," taking political action is the most important step any citizen can take, so please call your senators!
--
Elaine, Hershie, Michael
Boston Green Drinks Team
Friday, February 22, 2008
Boston Green Drinks March 4th
Elaine from Boston Green Drinks says to Save the Date!
Tuesday March 4th is Boston Green Drinks. Please join us at Solas, located at The Lenox (a green hotel!) on Tuesday March 4th from ~6:30pm onward. We have the second floor reserved - the stairs are just beyond the bar when you come through the front entrance. Hope to see you there!
Solas
710 Boylston St.
Boston, MA 02116
Closest T:
Green line: To Copley Station. Walk down Boylston just past Exeter.
Orange Line: To Back Bay Station. Walk towards Boylston Street. Take a Left on Boylston and continue just past Exeter.
Tuesday March 4th is Boston Green Drinks. Please join us at Solas, located at The Lenox (a green hotel!) on Tuesday March 4th from ~6:30pm onward. We have the second floor reserved - the stairs are just beyond the bar when you come through the front entrance. Hope to see you there!
Solas
710 Boylston St.
Boston, MA 02116
Closest T:
Green line: To Copley Station. Walk down Boylston just past Exeter.
Orange Line: To Back Bay Station. Walk towards Boylston Street. Take a Left on Boylston and continue just past Exeter.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Posts
