Hingham Net Zero General Meeting: April 21 at 7pm
Hingham Net Zero will host its next general meeting on Wednesday April 21 at 7pm. Please email hinghamnetzero@gmail.com for the zoom link. This will be the last general meeting before Town Meeting!
Town Meeting Date Announced
SAVE THE DATE: TOWN MEETING MAY 8 at 2pm at Hingham High School fields. The Board of Selectmen has confirmed the Town Meeting date. Clear your calendars for MAY 8 at 2pm so you are able to vote and make your voice heard. At this meeting we will be voting on Read more
Hingham Net Zero General Meeting: Wed Mar 17 @ 7pm
Hingham Net Zero will host its next general meeting on Wednesday March 17 at 7pm. We plan to discuss the advisory committee's recommendations on the Climate Action Plan Warrant Articles, Laura Burns' campaign for the light board, and more! We hope to see you there! Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4711356657?pwd=OVFyaDF6ZjdudnB6MUhYak1BYzJ0Zz09 meeting ID: 417 Read more
CALL TO ACTION – Tell the Advisory Committee that you support the Climate Action Plan warrant articles!
The Advisory Committee is a deliberative body chartered by the Town of Hingham General By-laws to consider all articles in any Town Meeting Warrant and to make recommendations on each article as it deems to be in the best interest of the Town. The CAP warrant articles will be discussed by Read more
Action Needed: Stand Out for Climate Action
After the success of Climate Action Hour in October, we are hoping to have small bi-weekly standouts starting Dec.12 through to April Town Meeting. Read more
Hingham Light Board Meeting April 15 7:30 am
Last week the Hingham Light Board voted to make the light plant's power portfolio more carbon-free by retiring the Renewable Energy Credits which come with the renewable energy they purchase, and not selling them on. This decision is once again on the agenda for a special light board meeting this week, Read more
ACTION ITEM: Hingham Light Board Renews Commitment to Zero Emissions – Call to Voice Your Support!
Last week, the Hingham Light Board voted in favor of my resolution to maintain Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant's net zero carbon policy for two more years. This means HMLP will purchase renewable energy credits to cover the emissions of the fossil fueled energy we use. Recognizing this is a stopgap measure, Read more