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Local Environmental Action Conference 2014

Don't miss New England's premier grassroots environmental conference- Local Environmental Action 2014! Register now for the opportunity to join community leaders, environmental advocates and activists from across New England for an exciting day of skills training, networking, and inspiration. Whether you have been to every Environmental Action conference or are attending for the first time, be sure not to miss this amazing opportunity to connect and grow our grassroots movement.

The conference will be held Sunday, March 2nd at Northeastern University in Boston. 

Registration is now open! Register now for Early Bird prices, and get all the details at our website:

http://www.localenvironmentalaction.org/

Local Environmental Action is a joint effort of Toxics Action Center and MCAN, the Massachusetts Climate Action Network.

Toxics Action Center’s mission is to work side-by-side with communities, providing them with the skills and resources needed to prevent or clean up pollution at the local level. Since 1987, we have organized over 700 communities across New England to put together the plans and strategies to effectively solve the problems they face. In doing so, we train neighbors to not only defend their health and safety, but to think strategically and come together for proactive, positive change. In our 25 year history, we have helped win hundreds of campaigns to protect the health of citizens and neighborhoods across the region.

MCAN is a statewide organization that coordinates the work of locally organized groups across Massachusetts fighting the climate crisis. We have a large and vigorous community of 46 chapters (in a fifth of MA communities), hundreds of members, and others who communicate, network, and share information related to climate action.

We hope to see you there! Call 617.747.4362 with questions.

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