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MCAN Conference News
MCAN is planning our next conference, which will be in March 2013. We’re joining efforts with the Toxics Action Center and joining our two long-standing conferences which are both focused on local...
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The Conference is coming, the conference is coming…
Save the date – the annual MCAN conference is coming Sunday, March 10th, at Northeastern University, from 9:30 to 5:00. We are so very happy to announce that this year MCAN is partnering with the great...
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The MCAN Climate Minute – A Time To Plant
A time to sow, a time to reap. That’s what this week’s Climate Minute is about. What seems like a lull in the action is really the calm before the storm. A lot of what happens 6, 12, or 18 months...
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The MCAN Climate Minute – Snow Day Edition
Oh my goodness it’s snowing! Winter Storm Nemo is barreling down on New England bringing giddy weathermen (I swear I heard one giggling during his forecast) and between two and three feet of snow....
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The MCAN Climate Minute – On Our Way to Washington
Life is back to normal in New England after last weekend’s snowstorm dumped about 24 inches or more on parts of the region. Ted and Rob are getting ready to go to Washington for this weekend’s...
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The MCAN Climate Minute – Protests and protestations.
Well, the Keystone protest in Washington is over and Rob and Ted are back at the pink and orange coffeehouse to compare notes about the march and try to figure out what’s next. The protest created an...
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The MCAN Climate Minute – Spring Forward.
Did you know today was the start of Spring? Well, it is. Spring is here, budding trees, blooming flowers, the whole shebang. That snow out there? Pay no attention… it’s spring I tell you… As...
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The MCAN Climate Minute – DOS KXL DEIS PDQ…
Sorry for that rather befuddling title, but today Ted and I talk about the State Department’s (DOS) Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) on the Keystone XL (KXL). Let’s get right...
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Climate Hawk’s Companion – Podcast on Podcasts
It was fun to present a short session on ‘How to Make a Podcast’ at the MCAN/TAC conference. If you are interested in podcasting, but need to have some of the mystery removed, listen here for tips...
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The MCAN Climate Minute – Keystone is the Key
With only a few weeks left in the Keystone comment period, Rob and Ted spend a considerable amount of time of this podcast talking about the pipeline and what you can do about it. As always, click on...
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