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Articles by Meagan Greene
Letter to the Editor: Time to maximize benefits of offshore wind power
Meagan Greene Thursday Jun 27, 2019 at 8:14 PM We were early out the gate on clean energy, and our economy has already benefited significantly from leading the nation in the space. But as neighboring states ramp up their investments in renewables, we need to double down on our commitment and explore innovative solutions to challenges like energy storage and transmission to remain competitive ("System eyed to bring offshore energy to land," The Herald News, June 20).
Letter to the Editor: Taunton setting a great example regarding renewable energy
Meagan Greene Tuesday May 7, 2019 at 7:25 PM Reducing greenhouse gas emissions caused by fossil fuels is critical to mitigating the inevitable effects of climate change, and efforts like the Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant’s "Go Green" program that gives customers the option to support renewable energy sources are a welcome move in the right direction (“TMLP launching ‘Go Green’ program in June”, May 2).
YOUR VIEW: South Coast can lead the way to 100 percent renewable energy
By Meagan Greene and Ben Hellerstein Last month, when leaders of nearly 200 nations gathered in Germany for the latest round of climate negotiations, the Trump administration took the opportunity to push for the increased use of coal and other fossil fuels.But President Trump’s officials weren’t the only American voices at the conference.
As I See It: Transportation investment furthers city's economic success
By Jim O'Day andMeagan Greene The Fourth of July in Worcester back in 1835 was no ordinary Independence Day. While most communities were commemorating the 59th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Worcester’s reasons to celebrate were twofold: tipping their caps to the patriots of 1776, and cutting the ribbon on the Boston and Worcester Railroad.
To the Editor: Clean energy is good for business in Massachusetts - Boston Business Journal
Industry experts are speaking loud and clear that the path to success is in increasing the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard, and data shows it's true. The biggest solar deal on record from a Massachusetts company should be proof in the pudding that clean energy investments are good for business and good for the economy ("GE's Boston-based energy 'startup' to outfit 30 Home Depots with solar panels," BBJ, Aug. 18).
COMMENTARY: Hull is on the front lines of climate change battle
Rep. Joan Meschino and Meagan Greene On a clear day, you can stand atop Allerton Hill and view nearly the whole town: down Nantasket Beach toward Cohasset and out across the Atlantic Ocean, with lobstermen dotting the horizon of Hull Bay. Hull, Massachusetts, a narrow peninsula jutting out from the mainland just south of Boston, has always held a strong connection to the ocean, and Nantasket Beach has long been a treasured destination for those in the region hoping to get closer to the sea.
No, Your Kids Can Not Come to My Wedding
When I imagined my wedding, I pictured a a destination wedding that everyone and their plus-ones couldn’t wait to get to — something European and chic, in a gothic church with al fresco photos on cobblestone streets. I also wanted a couple hundred guests. In Paris. Or Ireland. A place from where my fiancé and I could just jet off into the sunset afterwards and disappear on the continent for a few weeks.
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