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About Boston Green Ribbon Commission

Since the Green Ribbon Commission (GRC) launched in 2010, we have worked closely with the administrations of four Boston mayors to help develop and shape the City’s climate action plans and policies. Comprising many of Boston’s largest organizations and most prominent business and civic leaders, our membership has risen to the challenge of helping Boston accelerate action toward its most urgent climate goals. Over the last decade, the work has resulted in critical contributions to the development of the City of Boston’s climate strategy. Along the way, the GRC has built a robust civic leadership network that is informed, engaged and connected on climate action. Co-chaired by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Barr Foundation Trustee Amos Hostetter, the GRC remains focused on Boston’s key climate challenges: rising seas, intense heat and rain, stormwater flooding, and a complex effort to decarbonize the city while focusing on opportunities to achieve greater equity across neighborhoods. GRC Membership is made up of dozens of the City’s top leaders – from universities, utilities, hospitals, biotech companies, financial institutions, real estate organizations, and nonprofits – who are committed to organization-level climate action to meet the City’s carbon neutral targets and other climate goals. The GRC membership also includes key agency heads from the City of Boston and Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

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