Want to know where you can bring your own mug for a refill at a coffee shop? Bring your own container for takeout? Support restaurants that use biodegradable disposables? We've made it easier!The Freeport Green Guide is an on online directory of where to buy...
Was it really only five years ago this fall that the fires out West tinted the sun rising over the ocean here beside the coast of Maine a sinister shade of scarlet which so frightened me that I vowed to find a way to fight...
The FreeportCAN Climate Change Community Forum inspired community discussion and motivated action on March 12, 2025. The evening's highlights were covered nicely by the Brunswick times Record. Read the full article below. [button size='' style='' text='READ THE ARTICLE' icon='' icon_color='' link='https://freeportcan.org/channeling-our-care/' target='_self' color='' hover_color='' border_color='' hover_border_color=''...
Carrying the Climate Fight Into the Future Global Goals and Local Actions: the Path Forward Wed. March 12, 2025, 6:30-8 Meetinghouse Arts 40 Main St., Freeport Speaker panel and community forum at the international, national, state and local levels. Hear what’s going strong in the fight against climate change, where there...
All of these 2024 accomplishments were achieved entirely by the dedication, care and sublime talent of volunteers. Please hear the sound of clapping! Accomplishments of 2024: Launched EcoHomes, a monthly email to our membership containing actionable items that homeowners can take to increase their energy efficiency,...
The Times Record covered the festivities and intention surrounding the installation of the Pinkies on the Town Hall lawn on October 11. Noting the efforts of FreeportCAN and Meetinghouse Arts to bring the sculptures to town, the article explored how the sculptures are intended to spark...
The pink sculptures have found a new home in Freeport Opening event: Friday, Oct. 11, 4-6pm Freeport Town Hall lawn These sculptures, made from reclaimed fishing gear, honor the stewardship of Maine’s coastal fisheries, and represent the growing impact of climate change on our marine environment. They promise to...
Join host passivhausMaine, Freeport Climate Action Now and other community members and organizations in a WindowDresser community build event this November to create energy-saving window inserts for our neighbors. This build is an opportunity for us to take tangible steps to reduce energy usage and...
Freeport Climate Action NOW has been selected as one of four finalists (out of 36 nominatons) for the Natural Resources Council of Maine’s “People’s Choice Award”, which recognizes individuals and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the protection of Maine’s environment. The winner will be...
Let your friends and neighbors know that you've taken action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change (and, often, to save yourself money), and they might be inspired to do likewise! While we’re all inundated with messages from TV, direct mail and social media,...