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SUMMARY:The Environmental and Health Impacts of Consumption and Waste: Carlisle Environmental Film Series (1st of 3)
DESCRIPTION:New Environmental Film Series Launches in Carlisle This Fall \nDiscover how everyday consumption and waste impact our planet and our health at a free three-part film series in Carlisle (First Religious Society\, 27 School St). Open to all\, including children 10+. \n\nOct 3 (7pm): Buy Now! The Shopping Conspiracy—unpacks consumerism and the brand tricks that keep us buying more.\nNov 7 (7pm): Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics—exposes the environmental and health dangers of plastic pollution.\nDec 12 (7pm): Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story—explores the vast systemic food waste from stores\, farms\, and our own kitchens and the environmental damage it causes.\n\nEnjoy complimentary refreshments and stay for a post-film community Q&A. Doors open 6:30pm. \nCo-sponsored by Carlisle’s Transfer Station Action Committee (TSAC)\, Environmental Sustainability Committee (ESC)\, the First Religious Society (FRS) Environmental Action Committee\, and the Gleason Public Library. Contact TSAC member Julie Kleyn (kleynjulie@gmail.com) for more details.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/the-environmental-and-health-impacts-of-consumption-and-waste-carlisle-environmental-film-series/
LOCATION:First Religious Society in Carlisle\, 27 School Street\, Carlisle\, US
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SUMMARY:Attracting More Birds to Your Yard
DESCRIPTION:Many of our bird populations are in decline but there is GOOD NEWS!  With a few tweaks\, including strategic plant choices\, even the tiniest of gardens can greatly help hummingbirds\, finches\, orioles and more bringing more of these winged visitors to your yard.  This presentation will give gardeners concrete information on how to attract- and best support – their local songbirds while bringing their gardens even more alive. \nLisey Good is former Editor in Chief of the Garden Club of America magazine.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/attracting-more-birds-to-your-yard/
LOCATION:UCC- United Church of Christ Medfield\, 496 Main St\, Medfield\, MA\, 02052\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Medfield Garden Club":MAILTO:info@medfieldgardenclub.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261014T200000
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SUMMARY:Emerging Clean Energy Tech: Balcony Solar\, Window Heat Pump & More
DESCRIPTION:Your next home energy upgrade might fit on a windowsill. \n Balcony solar panels.\n Window-unit heat pumps.\n Battery storage to keep the lights on. \nThese aren’t sci-fi – they’re real\, increasingly accessible technologies hitting the market now. And they could help you cut energy costs while making your home more resilient. \nJoin us for Emerging Clean Energy Tech\, an online webinar exploring what’s new\, what actually works\, and which options might be right for you.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/emerging-clean-energy-tech-balcony-solar-window-heat-pump-more/
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SUMMARY:Fusion’s Promise: A Limitless Carbon-Free Energy Source
DESCRIPTION:Join us. for a discussion with Jessica Strunkin\, Community Relations and Local Government Affairs Principal at Commonwealth Fusion Systems(CFS). \nThis talk will describe fusion energy and how the same process that powers the stars can be harnessed on Earth as the ideal source of carbon-free energy. A giant leap forward on the path to commercial fusion energy occurred in 2021 when Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) demonstrated the world’s strongest superconducting magnet at the scale required for fusion power plant systems. This new magnet technology opened up the possibility of developing fusion power plants at a size that can commercially scale. \nSponsored by Metrowest Climate Solutions and CFREE Lincoln.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/fusions-promise-a-limitless-carbon-free-energy-source-2/
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ORGANIZER;CN="MetroWest Climate Solutions":MAILTO:metrowestclimate@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Fusion’s Promise: A Limitless Carbon-Free Energy Source
DESCRIPTION:Join MetroWest Climate Solutions for a discussion with Jessica Strunkin\, Community Relations and Local Government Affairs Principal at Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS). To register for this free webinar\, visit metrowestclimatesolutions.org. \nThis talk will describe fusion energy and how the same process that powers the stars can be harnessed on Earth as the ideal source of carbon-free energy. A giant leap forward on the path to commercial fusion energy occurred in 2021 when CFS and MIT demonstrated the world’s strongest superconducting magnet at the scale required for fusion power plant systems. This new magnet technology opened up the possibility of developing fusion power plants at a size that can commercially scale. \nFollowing this success\, CFS rapidly built a magnet factory in Devens\, Mass. and is using its first production magnets to build a prototype fusion machine\, called SPARC®\, to demonstrate net energy and the technology’s commercial viability. In parallel\, site planning activities are underway at the Fall Line Fusion Power Station in Chesterfield County\, Va.\, where fusion will be harnessed to provide 400 MWe of carbon-free energy starting in the early 2030s. \nIn July 2026\, CFS announced a $1 billion capital raise – the single largest funding round among fusion energy companies worldwide since CFS announced its $1.8 billion Series B round in 2021. To date\, CFS has raised $4 billion\, representing about 30% of the total capital raised by the fusion industry. \nOur Speaker: Jessica Strunkin joined CFS in her current role in 2023. She leads engagement with local communities and stakeholders to broaden awareness of fusion energy and to highlight the economic impact of CFS on the region. She regularly interacts with local officials\, business leaders\, educators\, and neighbors\, organizing quarterly community events at CFS’ headquarters for public education and interaction with the CFS team. She was part of the site search team for the first ARC™ Power Plant. \nSPARC® and ARC™ are trademarks of Commonwealth Fusion Systems®. \nPhoto credit: Commonwealth Fusion Systems \n 
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/fusions-promise-a-limitless-carbon-free-energy-source/
ORGANIZER;CN="MetroWest Climate Solutions":MAILTO:metrowestclimate@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T120000
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SUMMARY:Medfield’s 375th Anniversary: Party in the Park
DESCRIPTION:As part of Medfield’s 375th Anniversary\, Bellforge Arts Center brings a free afternoon of live music\, family activities\, and community to Meetinghouse Pond in Downtown Medfield. \nFollowing the town’s anniversary parade\, the celebration continues with Party in the Park — a festival-style gathering that invites neighbors and visitors alike to spend the afternoon together in one of Medfield’s most historic public spaces\, Meetinghouse Pond. \nLive performances\, local food\, activities\, and more will fill the park as the community celebrates 375 years of history\, its dynamic present and all that is ahead for the town’s next chapter. \nAdmission is free. Registration is encouraged so we can keep you updated with event details.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/medfields-375th-anniversary-party-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Bellforge Arts Center\, 45 Hospital Road\, Medfield\, MA\, 02052\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261018T140000
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SUMMARY:Repair Cafe
DESCRIPTION:Bring your broken lamps\, small furniture\, bikes\, small appliances\, jewelry\, and even textiles! \nOn Sunday\, October 18\, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.\, the Westwood Environmental Action Committee and Charles River Repair Coalition will host their quarterly Repair Café. \nAt repair cafés\, individuals bring broken items to volunteers who donate their time and tools to fix those items. Repair cafés are part of a grassroots movement aimed at reducing consumption and waste while also fostering community bonding. Since 2009\, when the first repair café took place in Amsterdam\, the Netherlands\, repair cafés have proliferated throughout the world. \nHow it Works: \n1. Show up with the items you want to have repaired. Fixable items include bicycles\, clothing\, jewelry\, lamps\, small furniture and small appliances. \n2. One of our “fixers” – volunteers with particular repair skills and tools – will fix your item. Please note: fixing is free but not guaranteed. If your items needs a replacement part\, you will need to buy or reimburse the fixer for the part. Some basic parts are available for purchase on site. \n3. Mingle with neighbors and enjoy drinks and snacks provided at the event. \nMill Forge Makerspace\n61 Endicott Street\nBuilding 46\nNorwood\, MA \nEvent description from the Westwood Minute.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/repair-cafe-2/
LOCATION:Mill Forge Makerspace\, 61 Endicott St\, Building 46\, Norwood\, MA\, 02062
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ORGANIZER;CN="Charles River Repair Coalition":MAILTO:westwoodenvironment@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Weathering Change with Meteorologist David Epstein
DESCRIPTION:Weathering Change:  Small Steps\, Real Connection & a Livable Planet.  \nJoin Boston Globe Columnist and WGBH Morning Edition Meteorologist David Epstein for a thought-provoking and optimistic conversation about our changing climate\, our connection to the natural world\, and why the small choices we make everyday matter. \nEpstein has spent his career watching the sky\, tracking storms\, and paying close attention to what’s changing. In this presentation\, he steps back from the forecast to explore something bigger: how we see ourselves in relation to the natural world and the impact of our daily actions. \nClimate change is part of the conversation\, but so is something more hopeful. Epstein makes the case that we are not separate from nature\, we are part of it\, and that the small choices we make each day matter: planting native species\, appreciating our yards and Medfield’s open spaces\, and living lighter on the earth. Not because any one of them solves the problem\, but because they change how we live inside it. \nExpect science\, humor\, some hard truths\, and a genuinely optimistic path forward. \nResidents of Medfield and surrounding communities are invited to attend. \nDavid Epstein is the Morning Edition meteorologist for WGBH and a weather columnist for the Boston Globe. He graduated from Colby College and studied meteorology at Lyndon State College.He also holds a master’s degree in education and an MBA from Boston College. \nThe evening is presented by Sustainable Medfield with funding from the Medfield Foundation’s Legacy Fund\, which gives grants to community nonprofit causes\, supporting Medfield today and over the long term. Sustainable Medfield is an initiative of the Medfield Foundation. Go to MedfieldFoundation.org to learn more. \n \nThank you to the Medfield Foundation Legacy Fund!  \nAbout our Speaker……\n \nDavid Epstein has been a meteorologist and horticulturalist for over 35 years. David grew up in Portland Maine attending their public schools and graduated from Colby College. His first job was teaching 8th grade science at his former junior high. He has been an educator ever since including his 17 years in the classroom teaching a meteorology course at his alma mater Colby College from 2006-2023. He studied meteorology at Lyndon State College and has a Masters in Education and an MBA both from Boston College. He is currently on the board of the Natick Community. Organic Farm. \nDavid writes for the Boston Globe David and is the meteorologist for ‘GBH Boston’s local NPR. He has been an on-air meteorologist at various stations throughout New England including WBZ CH 4 and WCVB CH 5. 2006\, David founded Growing Wisdom\, a business producing educational and marketing videos and can be found on his YouTube channel of the same name. In the past Dave has been a fundraiser and worked in the software industry. \nDave lives in Natick\,MA with his husband. His son is a freshman at Hobart in Geneva\, NY. They have a summer cottage in Harpswell\, ME. \n 
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/weathering-change-with-meteorologist-david-epstein/
LOCATION:Medfield High School Auditorium\, 88R South Street\, Medfield\, MA\, 02052\, United States
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SUMMARY:Repair Café
DESCRIPTION:Have Something In Need of Repair? \nIf possible\, register in advance for an available time slot for this event so we can provide information about your repair request to our volunteers ahead of time\, then drop-in during our Repair Café to attempt a repair with one of our coaches. Limit (1) reserved repair per attendee\, but you’re welcome to bring along additional items in case there’s extra time.  \nWant to Help? \nAre you handy and have the skills and tools to repair broken electronics\, household appliances\, bikes\, small furniture\, mend clothes and more? Sign up on our volunteer repair coach form and join us for an afternoon of repairing broken items together! \nFor more information and registration: cfpl.info/events.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/repair-cafe-3/
LOCATION:Concord Free Public Library\, 129 Main St\, Room Goodwin Forum\, Concord\, US
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SUMMARY:GECA: Heat Pumps and Time-Varying Rates
DESCRIPTION:Do you have a heat pump for your home in Massachusetts and want to learn more about the special heat pump electricity rates? Join the Green Energy Consumers Alliance (GECA) for their webinar to those concerns on Wednesday\, October 28th from 12pm to 1pm. Find out what you can expect with heat pump rates this winter and the potential future Time-Varying rates for electrical usage. Register in advance on their website.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/geca-heat-pumps-and-time-varying-rates/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261028T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261028T194500
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CREATED:20260927T011034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260927T011034Z
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SUMMARY:EcoRI Low Carbon Academy: Positive Energy
DESCRIPTION:Join the EcoRI News free webinar series\, Low Carbon Academy\, for their October 28th session: Positive Energy. This virtual learning opportunity starts at 7pm and covers your carbon footprint and how living lighter on the planet can also help save you money. The cheapest energy is actually the energy you don’t use\, after all. Register in advance to learn more about ways to reduce your energy usage at home.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/ecori-low-carbon-academy-positive-energy/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261103T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261103T130000
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CREATED:20261010T140110Z
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SUMMARY:GECA: Emerging Clean Energy Tech
DESCRIPTION:Do you want to learn about exciting new clean energy technology that could help you reduce your energy bills and help the planet? Join the Green Energy Consumers Alliance (GECA) to learn more about things on the horizon for clean energy on Tuesday\, November 3rd from 12pm to 1pm. Find out more about things like smart thermostats\, window heat pump\, and plug-in solar. Register in advance on their website.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/geca-emerging-clean-energy-tech/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261104T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261104T123000
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SUMMARY:GECA: Plan an Electric Road Trip
DESCRIPTION:Do you have an electric vehicle or are you considering getting one? Not sure about how to handle longer trips? The Green Energy Consumers Alliance (GECA) is here to help. Join them Wednesday\, November 4th for their 30 minute lunchtime webinar from 12pm to 12:30pm\, to learn about online tools you can use to plan an EV road trip. Register in adance on their website.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/geca-plan-an-electric-road-trip/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T140000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260922T000143Z
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SUMMARY:Do Good Day
DESCRIPTION:Bellforge’s Young Families Advisory Council presents Do Good Day: Good Vibes\, Great Causes — a day dedicated to giving back and lifting up our community\, all in one meaningful\, joy-filled experience. \nThat bag of clothes by the door. The stack of books you’ve been meaning to donate. The old pumpkin ready for compost. Do Good Day brings it all together in one place\, making it easy to donate\, recycle\, and compost responsibly. Sometimes caring for a community begins by simply taking a second look at what we already have. Clothing\, books\, nonperishable food\, old pumpkins\, mums\, and other compostable plants are all welcome. Whether it is a single donation or several — every contribution plays a part. \nThroughout the afternoon\, discover local organizations making an impact\, learn practical ways to reduce waste and support our community\, and find new ways to stay involved long after the event ends. \nThere’s something encouraging about seeing so many people arrive with something to offer. Do Good Day brings those individual acts together\, reminding us that caring for our neighbors and the places we share often feels more impactful and fun when alongside one another.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/do-good-day/
LOCATION:Bellforge Arts Center\, 45 Hospital Road\, Medfield\, MA\, 02052\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T194500
DTSTAMP:20261024T170419
CREATED:20260927T012213Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260927T012213Z
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SUMMARY:EcoRI Low Carbon Academy:
DESCRIPTION:Join the EcoRI News free webinar series\, Low Carbon Academy\, for their November 14th session: Outdoor Activities. This virtual session starts at 7pm and will run for 45 minutes\, with a Q&A at the end. Learn about the small outdoor improvements you can make to help wildlife\, conserve water\, and make a positive impact on our planet. Register in advance to attend.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/ecori-low-carbon-academy/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T210000
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CREATED:20261021T105218Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261022T023215Z
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SUMMARY:ReGift Sale & Fall Social
DESCRIPTION:Check back for details.  Coming Soon!
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/regift-sale/
LOCATION:7th Wave Brewing\, 120 N Meadows Rd\, Medfield\, Massachusetts\, US
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T130000
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SUMMARY:GECA: Winter Driving with an EV
DESCRIPTION:Winter driving is often a big concern for New England drivers with an electric vehicles. The Green Energy Consumers Alliance (GECA) is here to help put your mind at ease. Join them for their one hour webinar Thursday\, December 3rd at noon to talk cooler temperatures and winter weather’s impact on driving an EV. Register in advance on their website.
URL:https://actionsevents.sustainablemedfield.org/event/geca-winter-driving-with-an-ev/
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