This article explores how the Commonwealth aligned policy with strategic investments in infrastructure and technical assistance to create a practical, scalable model, and how the ReFED Catalytic Grant Fund is helping that model expand across the country.
CET is a non-profit organization that helps households, small businesses, and communities decarbonize by implementing waste reduction, energy efficiency, and clean energy solutions.
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Posted: Oct 3, 2025 Climate action at the federal level is grinding to a halt. In recent weeks, the Trump administration has moved to gut
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Massachusetts is a nationwide leader in reducing food waste, according to a recent report authored by researchers at the University of Texas and the University of California-San Diego.
Efforts to reduce food waste in Massachusetts inspire innovation and community action Read More »
Truman Elementary School in New Haven introduces a composting program where kindergarteners learn to sort compostable materials, promoting environmental awareness and sustainability.
Truman Gets Composting Read More »
America has a food waste problem: Rotten tomatoes and pizza boxes end up in trash dumps and produce a potent planet-heating gas called methane.
In partnership with local non-profit CET, the town has announced the launch of the ‘Amherst Heat Pump Incentive Program.
Amherst launches heat pump incentive program Read More »
The Town of Amherst, in partnership with CET, a local non-profit organization, will launch the Amherst Heat Pump Incentive Program beginning April 1. This initiative is designed to help homeowners install energy-efficient heat pump systems.
Heat Pump Incentive Program Empowers Homeowners to Save Money and Reduce Emissions Read More »
