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CLIMATEWORK MAINE is an organization of diverse businesses, and their supporters, who are working to reduce the impacts of climate change and seize opportunities to grow more climate-friendly businesses in a sustainable economy. Just as others before us have had to confront what seemed like impossible threats and uncertainty, the challenge for our time is to confront climate change in whatever way we can, at every level. Without determined action now, climate change will have a greater impact on our people and economy than anything that has come before, including industrial & technological revolutions, economic depressions, pandemics and wars. Maine people and businesses export over five billion dollars every year to pay for fossil fuels from around the world. By converting our economy to renewable energy technologies, like solar and wind, and by embracing more energy efficient businesses and vehicles, more of that money will stay here and be re-invested in a new prosperity. All of that will help us to grow new jobs in the industries that are at the heart of Maine’s heritage - farming, forestry and fisheries -, strengthen the businesses we have today and grow a new generation of businesses for tomorrow.
08/25/2026
🔥 New Speaker Added to Our Summer Sustainability Sizzle Webinar!
We’re adding another expert voice to an already timely conversation about the risks facing businesses today.
Join us for How to Navigate the Unpriced Risk: Chemical Pollution as a Balance Sheet Risk, featuring Martin Wolf, Advisor, Safer Chemicals & Circular Economy and Alexandra Mcpherson, Clean Production Action.
Chemical pollution isn’t just an environmental concern—it can create very real financial, operational, regulatory, and reputational risks for businesses. This discussion will explore why these risks deserve a place in business planning and decision-making—and what organizations should be thinking about now.
☀️ Don’t miss this next conversation in our Summer Sustainability Sizzle Webinar Series sponsored by Drummond Woodsum.
Webinar is FREE, Registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1993932527866?aff=oddtdtcreator
08/18/2026
How to Talk about Climate Action & Sustainability in a Divided World: From Green Hushing to Green Shouting?
Wednesday, August 19, 12-1pm
REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-sustainability-sizzle-webinar-green-hushing-to-green-shouting-tickets-1993932251038?aff=oddtdtcreator
Sponsored by: Drummond Woodsum
Research shows that customers, especially Gen Z, care deeply about climate action, and that businesses are still acting, investing, and innovating on sustainability. At the same time more and more companies are choosing silence, paralyzed by fear of backlash, legal scrutiny, or saying the wrong thing at the wrong moment. How do we move from so-called “greenhushing” and how can your business continue to speak up on climate action and sustainability, responsibly? Hear from communication experts on why silence can be a strategic risk, how to maintain your brand’s visibility and communicate your company’s sustainability initiatives accurately without overclaiming.
Moderated by: Fiona Wilson
Speakers:
Jenna Klein Jonsson is the Principal and Managing Director of Blaze Partners, a 100% employee owned and B Corp Certified advertising agency based in Falmouth, Maine. Prior to co-founding Blaze, Jenna spent 15 years at L.L.Bean where she held a variety of executive-level roles including Director of Communications Strategy and Creative Director and Managing Editor. She began her career at Ski and Skiing Magazine in Boulder Colorado. In her spare time, you will find her skiing and biking with her family in Maine.
Alison Huyett is the Senior Strategist for Brand Impact at Patagonia, where she leads global environmental and social initiatives that integrate sustainability strategy, advocacy, philanthropy, and impact storytelling across the business. During her ten years at Patagonia, Alison has spearheaded multi-year advocacy campaigns, forged durable partnerships with communities and NGOs, and helped shape company-wide strategies that deliver measurable outcomes for people and the planet. Prior to Patagonia, Alison worked with grassroots environmental organizations in the Intermountain West and Pacific Northwest advancing place-based conservation. Outside of the office, you can find her riding bikes, running trails, or chasing her four-year old around Ventura.
07/01/2026
ClimateWork Maine is pleased to welcome Tripp Harrison, President and CEO of Goodwill Northern New England, to its Board of Directors.
Tripp leads a mission-driven organization focused on workforce development, community impact, and environmental stewardship. Under his leadership, Goodwill diverts more than 60 million pounds of donated goods from landfills each year through a circular economy model of reuse, recycling, and reinvestment. The organization has also expanded environmentally responsible practices, including emissions reductions, solar energy adoption, and waste reduction initiatives.
Tripp brings extensive leadership experience from both the nonprofit and hospitality sectors, along with a deep commitment to building resilient communities and advancing sustainable solutions that benefit both people and the planet. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Johnson & Wales University and an MBA from Kansas State University.
06/19/2026
Some BYU students now have the bragging rights to the highest miles-per-gallon vehicle in all of the Western Hemisphere.
BYU students build ‘supermileage’ vehicle, logging over 2,000 mpg Some BYU students now have the bragging rights to the highest miles...
06/18/2026
E2 recently released its latest Clean Economy Works analysis, which tracks clean energy manufacturing and utility-scale energy project announcements and cancellations across the country. The report includes data through the first quarter of 2026 and highlights several notable trends.
Clean Economy Works | Q1 2026 Analysis | E2 Clean energy developers announced more than 50 new utility-scale generation and storage projects in the first quarter of this year—nearly double the number of active projects announced in all of 2025— continuing a rush to start construction on solar and wind projects ahead of a looming July 4 de...
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