Local climate action in the Upper Charles River communities

We organize residents of Ashland, Holliston, Dover, and Sherborn to advance clean energy, climate justice, and a livable future.

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Upper Charles Climate Action Mission:

With enthusiasm and hope, we seek to protect our communities, our planet, and future generations by sustaining a healthy, livable climate.

What We Do:

Understanding the dangers climate disruption poses to everything we hold dear, we work to slow climate change and minimize its destructive impacts. We do this in two major ways:

We advocate at the local and state levels to rapidly and significantly increase the use of clean, renewable energy in place of fossil fuels, and to promote energy conservation.

We aim to help others understand the reality and impact of climate change, to reduce their personal climate impact (“carbon footprint”), and to become effective advocates for a healthy, sustainable climate.

Who We Are

We are concerned citizens of towns in the upper Charles River area*; students, sons, daughters aunts, uncles, parents and grandparents; working and retired. As we share our commitment and support one another’s efforts, we are becoming a team of friends. We welcome as new team members anyone who is eager to work collaboratively for a healthy climate. *currently Ashland, Holliston, Dover and Sherborn

Monthly Meetings

We typically meet on the 4th Monday of the month online from 7-9 pm (except on holidays)

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To learn more about the Upper Charles Climate Action Node check us out on Facebook, follow us on X, or sign up to be on our mailing list! To learn more about our state 350 MA organization, visit www.350ma.org

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Our Members in Action

Public Events

We connect with our neighbors through tabling, EV showcases, and public events that make climate action visible, practical, and approachable.

Community

We come together to learn, build relationships, and support one another through monthly meetings, small-group actions, and shared projects.

Advocacy

We engage local and state leaders, attend public meetings, and advocate for policies that advance clean energy and a healthy, livable climate.
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