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We believe that environmental threats are big, but the power of well-organized groups are bigger.

07/13/2026

Solar Webinar happening right now!

RSVP here to get the link to join: https://communityactionworks.org/summer-webinar-series-success-in-solar-campaigns/

Our Summer Webinar Series is here! Scan the QR code to RSVP (or copy the link below)!

From churches to HOAs, communities are stepping up for a clean energy future.

Join to learn from a diverse set of community leaders who will give you the tools you need to successfully advocate for solar in your community!

RSVP link: https://communityactionworks.org/summer-webinar-series-success-in-solar-campaigns/

It’s time to act on the state’s PFAS problem 07/07/2026

It’s time to act on the state’s PFAS problem If we don’t act soon, local water districts will have to go to ever greater and costlier lengths to prevent PFAS from contaminating our drinking water.

07/07/2026

Are you concerned about the environmental and health impacts of data centers? With a little help, your community has the power to demand accountability and true transparency from these facilities.

Learn how by hearing from a policy analyst and activist at the forefront of this fight by attending our webinar on July 23rd!

Scan the QR code or check out the link in the comments to RSVP!

06/24/2026

Our Summer Webinar Series is here! Scan the QR code to RSVP (or copy the link below)!

From churches to HOAs, communities are stepping up for a clean energy future.

Join to learn from a diverse set of community leaders who will give you the tools you need to successfully advocate for solar in your community!

RSVP link: https://communityactionworks.org/summer-webinar-series-success-in-solar-campaigns/

Photos from Community Action Works's post 05/02/2026

10 trillion plastic pellets enter our oceans each year, causing harm to our environment and our communities.

That’s why we joined the 2nd annual International Pellet Count Day today at the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge in Philadelphia, PA!

Governor Greets Landfill Oppositon, Reaffirms Hers 04/19/2026

Governor Greets Landfill Oppositon, Reaffirms Hers DALTON — New Hampshire’s governor visited Forest Lake State Park on Friday morning to greet more than 60 residents and opponents of a landfill proposed beside the lake, to reaffirm

Photos from Community Action Works's post 04/17/2026

Yesterday, we joined Environment North Carolina at Burkett Farm for an exciting solar tour, exploring opportunities for energy resiliency and sustainable agriculture on farms. Thanks to Burkett Farm for having us!

03/27/2026

Join us for a Rhode Island Community Organizing Summit alongside partners including Clean Water Action, Zero Waste Providence, the RI Schools Recycling Project, and Environment RI! We will be discussing key environmental issues in Rhode Island and join trainings on grassroots organizing skills from planning campaigns to local outreach strategies. The event will take place April 4th from 1:30 - 5pm at the Knight Memorial Library Auditorium, 275 Elmwood Ave, Providence RI.

RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/risummit26

03/10/2026

Join our partners at Environment Massachusetts for a web-bee-nar to learn about how we can work to save the bees! RSVP here: https://environmentamerica.org/massachusetts/events/save-the-bees-web-bee-nar/

Reducing Food Waste in Schools Webinar RSVP Page - Community Action Works 03/04/2026

There's still time to RSVP to a webinar happening tomorrow 3/5 from 11-11:45 AM ET. Learn about how schools are tackling the food waste problem in MA. Hope to see you there!

Register at the link!
https://communityactionworks.org/reducing-food-waste-webinar-rsvp-page/

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Reducing Food Waste in Schools Webinar RSVP Page - Community Action Works In Massachusetts, one-fifth of all waste produced is food waste. From scraps such as banana peels and apple cores to tossed food that can still be eaten, much of this waste can be reduced and diverted before it hits the landfill. The good news: Across the state, schools are tackling this problem wit...

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