The Issue


“If we had a large storm in 2050, then this would be an island right here.”

Austin Blackmon, Boston’s Chief of Environment, standing in Christopher Columbus Park in June of 2017.

Get Involved


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Greenovate Boston is an initiative to get all Bostonians involved in eliminating the pollution that causes global climate change, while continuing to make Boston a healthy, thriving, and innovative city. Join the Greenovate community to you learn how to be a partner in solutions for building a thriving city despite a changing climate.

Change your habits
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Every single person can make a difference when it comes to climate change and reducing our footprint on the environment. You can take small and preventative steps by just changing your daily habits. Check out WBUR Boston's advice for how Massachusetts residents can make an impact on climate change.

Learn how to help
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Massachusetts's Executive Office of Public Safety and Security says that flooding is the the most common hazard in Massachusetts. There are multiple ways individuals and families can prepare for flooding, like making emergency kits, creating flooding plans, and contacting local officials to get informed about the best course of action.

Be prepared