Clean Energy Signs Around Medfield!

Clean Energy Signs Around Medfield!

Many Medfield residents have taken steps to lower their carbon footprint with small sustainable actions like recycling or composting food scraps to larger investments like installing solar panels on their roofs, installing heat pumps or driving electric vehicles. Residents are working together to reach Medfield’s Net Zero 2050 Goal.

The Medfield Energy Committee (MEC) with the help of Medfield Environment Action (MEA) is running a Lawn Sign Project. This is an effort to recognize larger impactful decarbonizing actions and those who have done them. It also publicizes to neighbors that those with signs have already gone through the process of adopting the “green” technology and are eager to answer questions and share their experiences.

Have you seen any signs around your neighborhood? Have you been thinking about installing solar panels or heat pumps but wanted to talk to someone about the process? Would you like to purchase an electric vehicle when it is time for a new car but do not know where to start? Maybe one of your neighbors just bought an electric vehicle and could tell you all about their experience. There are three different lawn signs which Medfield residents have recently displayed.

The signs say My Car is Electric! Curious?, My Roof is Solar! Curious? and We Use Green Heating! Curious?

If you have already invested in one of these green technologies, MEC and MEA would like to recognize you for your tremendous contribution to decreasing the carbon emissions in Medfield. Would you like a lawn sign? If you are interested in hosting a lawn sign for a few weeks, please email meamedfield@gmail.com and we will be in touch.

Looking for ideas on how you can help reach Medfield’s Net Zero 2050 Goal? Sustainablemedfield.org has many small and large actions one can take to decrease their carbon footprint. The Medfield Climate Action Plan Draft outlines ways to green our energy, homes, municipal buildings, and transportation. Check it out on the town website www.medfield.net.

If you are curious about the sustainability efforts going on in Medfield, please attend a Sustainability Social Meet-up at 7th Wave Brewery on Wednesday October 12th 7-9 pm, hosted by MEA. All are welcome to attend to socialize and chat with others who are concerned about the environment. If you can, let us know you are coming but also do not hesitate to just come and bring a friend. You can RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/Sustainabi... or by emailing meamedfield@gmail.com.

Many Medfield residents have taken steps to lower their carbon footprint with small sustainable actions like recycling or composting food scraps to larger investments like installing solar panels on their roofs, installing heat pumps or driving electric vehicles. Residents are working together to reach Medfield’s Net Zero 2050 Goal. The Medfield Energy Committee (MEC) with the help of Medfield Environment Action (MEA) is running a Lawn Sign Project. This is an effort to recognize larger impactful decarbonizing actions and those who have done them. It also publicizes to neighbors that those with signs have already gone through the process of adopting the “green” technology and are eager to answer questions and share their experiences.

Have you seen any signs around your neighborhood? Have you been thinking about installing solar panels or heat pumps but wanted to talk to someone about the process? Would you like to purchase an electric vehicle when it is time for a new car but do not know where to start? Maybe one of your neighbors just bought an electric vehicle and could tell you all about their experience. There are three different lawn signs which Medfield residents have recently displayed. The signs say My Car is Electric! Curious?, My Roof is Solar! Curious? and We Use Green Heating! Curious? If you have already invested in one of these green technologies, MEC and MEA would like to recognize you for your tremendous contribution to decreasing the carbon emissions in Medfield. Would you like a lawn sign? If you are interested in hosting a lawn sign for a few weeks, please email meamedfield@gmail.com and we will be in touch.

Looking for ideas on how you can help reach Medfield’s Net Zero 2050 Goal? Sustainablemedfield.org has many small and large actions one can take to decrease their carbon footprint. The Medfield Climate Action Plan Draft outlines ways to green our energy, homes, municipal buildings, and transportation. Check it out on the town website www.medfield.net.

If you are curious about the sustainability efforts going on in Medfield, please attend a Sustainability Social Meet-up at 7th Wave Brewery on Wednesday October 12th 7-9 pm, hosted by MEA.

All are welcome to attend to socialize and chat with others who are concerned about the environment. If you can, let us know you are coming but also do not hesitate to just come and bring a friend. You can RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/Sustainabi... or by emailing meamedfield@gmail.com.