IS Energy and Environment Lab

After connecting with Indivisible Somerville online several months ago, I finally made it to an in-person meeting. Although I haven’t done an orientation yet, today I attended the weekly meeting of the energy and environment “lab.” 

It was helpful to get a rundown of their priorities right now, which include pushing three particular bills in Massachusetts and getting more people in Somerville to opt into 100% renewable energy in the city’s community choice aggregation program. I added a few ideas about Somerville zoning and Somerville Climate Forward. 

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