Today’s blog post features an interview with Marissa Zampino, a climate organizer with Mystic River Watershed Association. This interview aims to highlight why climate activists like Marissa stand...

Today’s blog post features an interview with Sarah Wilfred, Director of Policy at AFT Massachusetts and former teacher in the Boston Public Schools system. This interview aims to...

The following is a resource for grassroots activists and allies. For press inquiries, please contact Campaign Co-Lead Dan Zackin at [email protected].  

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Today’s blog post features an interview with Hannah Markelz, a student activist at University of Massachusetts Amherst, youth organizer with the Sunrise Movement, and intern for 350 Mass....

Make Polluters Pay Campaign responds to Senate Environment and Natural Resources Study Order on S.588 Concerning State House Process Denies Commonwealth Communities Crucial Funding...

The following is a testimony from Harvard Law Professor Nikolas Bowie to the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Environment and Natural Resources in connection with its consideration of H.1014/S.588, “An Act...

Last week, I joined 20 other students from across the state and spanning 6 different colleges in putting aside our classes and commitments and traveling to the front steps of...

Massachusetts emeritus economist James K. Boyce examines the potential economic impacts of a state climate change superfund and finds that while benefits would be robust, cost passthrough is unlikely, practically infeasible, and economically irrational.

On Tuesday October 21st, our coalition delivered over 7000 petition signatures in support of Make Polluters Pay to our statehouse leaders. Over the past several months, we have been canvassing,...

On the evening of August 20th, the Greenfield City Council voted to pass a resolution in favor of the Make Polluters Pay campaign! The resolution was submitted by...