FEATURED STORIES FROM CABA

Press Release: Carbon Pricing Hearing Success

Featured in The Boston Globe: Naomi Oreskes & Jeremy Jones talk carbon pricing

Featured in The Hill: Business Leaders Must Stand for Science

Featured in Worcester Business Journal: Mass. Needs Carbon Fee

Champions of Snow pt. 5: Shawnee Peak

Featured in Boston Business Journal: Economists on Carbon Pricing

Featured in New England Climate Change Review

Champions of Snow Pt. 3: Mt. Abram

Champions of Snow Pt. 2: Berkshire East

Featured in Triple Pundit: Will Equity Crowdfunding Change the Game in 2017?

Featured in Commonwealth Magazine: Boost the Renewable Portfolio Standard

The State of Solar in Massachusetts is Hopeful

Featured in Natural Awakenings: Perfect Gift for Climate Deniers

Featured in GreenGoPost: Timing is Key with Smart Grid Tech

Featured in Triple Pundit: Scaling Responsible Retail Supply Chains

Rising Tides: Elevating the Local Business Community

CABA & USGBC Host Legislative Celebration Cookout

Michael Green Recognized as a “Champion of Change”

Massachusetts Community Solar Industry at Risk

Summer 2016: Businesses Acting on Rising Seas (BARS) campaign

Proper Pipe’s piece on gas leaks featured in Commonwealth Mag

Cambridge: The Role Model in Climate Change Planning

CABA’s moves to the historic Old West Church

Introducing CABA’s New Online Workshop Series

Micro-waste Impact in a Macro-waste World

Kate Galbo’s piece on solar featured in Commonwealth Mag

Investing all of our energy in hydro is risky business

Quinton Zondervan featured in Boston Globe, New York Times, Boston Herald, and Cambridge Day

CABA in Natural Awakenings: “Lessons from the Paris Climate Talks”

CABA’s Quinton Zondervan LTE on Climate Action published in Globe

CABA’s piece on Agriculture Featured in Environmental Leader

Small Business Needs to Engage in Paris and Beyond

COP21 Update: Climate Change, Go Yell it From the Mountains

COP2 Update #5: New Language Could Create Carbon Markets

Commonwealth Magazine: Massachusetts can’t lag on climate change

COP Update #3: Farmers on the Frontline

Climate Talks Focus on the Future

Triple Pundit: World Bank Announces New Carbon Pricing Initiative

Obama Highlights Adaptation at COP 21

Carbon pricing hearing sees strong turnout from business community

Obama’s climate legacy rests in our hands

Enhance your Internal Sustainability program with CABA!

A Model for Competition, Ingenuity, and Long-term Business Strategy

State Leaders for Carbon Pricing Gather for National Strategy

After G7 summit, a renewed commitment to climate

Price on Carbon Article Featured in Natural Awakenings Magazine

The State of Solar in Massachusetts

Natural gas, foreign electricity aren’t the solutions

British Columbia shares carbon pricing success stories

Small business interests featured on WBUR

Why Small Business Should Care About Cape Wind

The Risk of Current Fossil Fuel Investment Strategy

BNN News Interviews CALC Executive Director Quinton Zondervan

The role of brand identity in implementing sustainability initiatives

Employee Engagement Key to Sustainability

How companies’ community leadership drives political change

CABA featured on Climate Access

Businesses Call for Price on Carbon

CALC’s Take: Assessing Ballot Questions 1, 2 and 4

Climate History in the Making

WHAT WE DO

The Climate Action Business Association (CABA) addresses the climate crisis by organizing local business leaders to be more effective advocates on climate change.

HOW WE DO IT

CABA works with our member businesses to be more sustainable, to be more effective policy advocates, and to a build stronger community. CABA is based in Boston, but welcomes all independent businesses ready to join together to take collective action on climate change.

Sustainability

Our metrics-driven sustainability program helps the CABA member business achieve measurable results. Our program supports businesses in reducing their carbon footprint while improving the bottom line.

Political Advocacy

Our climate policy framework assists member businesses in identifying and acting on opportunities to advocate for better climate and energy policy. We help businesses engage in policy at all levels; local, state, national and international.

Building Community

Your viability as a small business depends on the resilience and prosperity of your local economy. CABA helps to strengthen local communities and promotes small business leadership.

OUR PROCESS

OUR MEMBER BUSINESSES

We provide participating businesses with the resources and tools needed to work within the business on climate change and sustainability efforts, and within the association on broader policy initiatives.