In a coastal state like ours, record-high ocean temperatures mean serious consequences for our culture and economy.

On Earth Day, Climate Chief Melissa Hoffer and climate scientists met at UMass Boston to talk about how we protect our ecosystems, communities, and way of life.

Solar power has the potential to lower costs, create good jobs, and deliver cleaner air.

With these funds from the Inflation Reduction Act, we’ll make sure the families who face the worst climate impacts are first in line for clean, affordable energy.
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Happy Passover to all who celebrate! Sending you my warmest wishes for good health and happiness during this time of hope, reflection, and renewal. Chag Kasher v’Sameach!

I’ve said before that while the climate crisis is our greatest challenge, it’s also our greatest opportunity.

Massachusetts has the brightest minds, the hardest workers, and the best innovation ecosystem in the world. There’s no better place to but climatetech to the test.

Art inspires. It educates. It provokes. That’s why it’s important to me to fill the People’s House with art that takes on what matters most to our communities.

To celebrate Earth Day, five works by phenomenal local artists are now on display in the Governor’s Office.

The Inflation Reduction Act gives us a once-in-a-generation chance to fuel state climate action with federal dollars – and we’re not leaving a single cent on the table!

This is the power of strong partnerships across our state!

Big win for Team Massachusetts! ☀️

With a statewide strategy that combines housing affordability and climate action, we’re bringing home $156M in federal dollars for solar energy – the largest award in New England. Grateful to President Biden and our stellar congressional delegation.

Happy Earth Day! 🌎 Hear from Undersecretary of Environmental Justice and Equity Maria Belen Power on how to take climate action in your home. Join us and learn more about how we're making Massachusetts the best place to live for all! 👉 mass.gov/climateaction

Happy Earth Day, Massachusetts! 🌎🌱

Today and always, we’re committed to protecting our planet, safeguarding our communities, and leading the clean energy transition.

It’s Earth Day, and the theme this year is “Planet vs Plastics.”

Massachusetts proud to be the first state in America to move state agencies away from single-use plastic bottles.

From the Berkshires to the Bay, Massachusetts has natural gifts that define our economy, our culture, and who we are as a state. It’s on all of us to protect them.

Happy Earth Day 🌎

Park Serve Day is April 20th! I had a blast helping young people plant trees at Breakheart Reservation last year.

It’s a fun day for the whole fam, and you’re helping make sure these spaces stick around for future generations to enjoy. Learn more at mass.gov/DCR.

People come from all over the world to learn from, work alongside, and be treated by the doctors and medical innovators in Massachusetts. That’s not by accident.

Our Mass Leads act renews our support for the life sciences sector for another decade of success.

We need climatetech companies like Ascend Elements to help decarbonize our world – including EV battery manufacturing.

Let’s make sure Massachusetts is driving the clean energy transition 🔋🚘

The People’s House should be filled with the people’s art! 🖼️ 🎨

This month, we’re showcasing works that deal with nature and the environment. Today, we invited young people in to learn more about the pieces from the artists themselves.

“We are extraordinarily privileged to have phenomenal researchers, phenomenal care, a state commitment to equity.”

With the Mass Leads Act, we can boost our economy and promote equity by investing in the kind of medical innovation that’s happening at Brigham and Women's Hospital.

Put on those gardening gloves — MassDCR's Park Serve Day is almost here! 🧤🌱

On April 20th, join thousands of volunteers from the Berkshires to the Vineyard and get our parks, trails, and beaches ready for the busy season. Visit mass.gov/DCR to learn more.

We're extending the MASSGrant deadline to ensure that students who qualify for state financial aid have enough time and support to apply.
Completing the FAFSA can help students pursue a degree more affordably and open doors to life-changing opportunities. #FAFSAFastBreak

Today, Secretary Gina Raimondo, Jennifer Klein, and I joined Governor Tina Kotek, Governor Kathy Hochul, Maura Healey, and business and care advocates from across the country to discuss President Biden' work to strengthen our nation's Care Economy and build a skilled, diverse workforce.