Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 4:00-5:00pm in North Weymouth.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 4:00-5:00pm in North Weymouth.

Join us for the monthly meeting of FRRACS.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 4:00-5:00pm in North Weymouth.

We encourage all to attend this very important community meeting on Thursday, June 21. This meeting is for the Health Impact Assessment (HIA) that the state was directed to conduct back in July. There will be an overview of what an HIA is and a forum for public input about the HIA and the proposed compressor station. Please RSVP for the event here. 

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 4:00-5:00pm in North Weymouth.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00pm in North Weymouth.

Join us for the monthly meeting of FRRACS.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm in North Weymouth.

Join the North Weymouth Civic Association (NWCA) and FRRACS for a meat raffle fundraiser at the Cathay Center in Weymouth! This raffle is to help FRRACS with legal costs in the fight against Spectra/Enbridge and their proposed compressor station here in North Weymouth. 

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm in North Weymouth.

Though Spectra (Enbridge) has not received any of their permits to begin construction, it is important that we prepare ourselves for any of the possible outcomes. Last year, a group called The FANG Collective came to Quincy to give a training on Nonviolent Direct Action (NVDA). Folks who attended the training found it to be very informative and useful so we have asked them to come and do another training. Sign-Up here so that we can plan and prep accordingly

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They hold signs every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm in North Weymouth.

On Tuesday, May 15th, you are invited to an evening with community leaders from the Marcellus Shale region of Pennsylvania, at the other end of the fracked gas pipelines that connect to Massachusetts.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm.

Join us for the monthly meeting of FRRACS.

Join us for a short neighborhood canvass on Sunday, May 6 from 12pm-2pm. We will be meeting at the proposed compressor site (6 Bridge St., Weymouth) and will provide flyers and canvass maps. The specific purpose of the this canvass is to spread the word about our new project, "Telling Our Stories."

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm (if the temperature is 40 degrees or above). Please dress warmly.

National Grid is building a 1-mile pipeline through neighborhoods in Back Bay to supply gas to a new, luxury condo building.  Residents in Boston are fighting this pipeline and are asking folks to join them in their Rally to Resist the Back Bay Billionaire's pipeline. 

The rally will be held on Saturday, April 21 from 2:30 - 4:00 pm at the corner of Belvidere St. and Huntington Ave. in Boston. Visit the Facebook event page for more details. 

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm (if the temperature is 40 degrees or above). Please dress warmly.

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm (if the temperature is 40 degrees or above). Please dress warmly.

Join us for the monthly meeting of FRRACS.

Quincy Climate Action Network (QCAN) will be showing Wasted! The Story of Food Waste at the Thomas Crane Public Library on April 10. This film looks into the food-waste problem and how some "chefs make the most of every kind of food, transforming what most people consider scraps and rejects into incredible dishes that feed more people and create a more sustainable food system."

Occupy Hingham, a long-time supporter of FRRACS, hosts a weekly standout to help spread the word about the compressor station. They gather every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00 pm (if the temperature is 40 degrees or above). Please dress warmly.

There will be a meeting with Kelley Race of TRC to discuss plans for the Public Involvement Plan (PIP). The meeting will be on Tuesday, April 3, from 7- 9 PM at Abigail Adams Middle School. 

Governor Baker recently filed an Environmental Bond Bill. While the bill has many positive proposal to advance climate adaptation and resiliency, it has a poison bill that leaves the door wide open for subsidizing more fracked gas in our state. This is unacceptable. Join us at the state house for a hearing on the bill to make your voices heard. 

Quincy Climate Action Network (QCAN) is hosting a showing of the film The Age of Consequences at the Thomas Crane Public Library. This film "investigates the impacts of climate change, resource scarcity, migration, and conflict through the lens of US national security and global stability." FRRACS is co-hosting this event.

Description is from the Facebook event: LET MY PEOPLE GO! Exodus from Fossil Fuels: An Interfaith Witness for Climate Action. RSVP HERE: https://goo.gl/forms/KuAQkwHI2aIqhVsG3.
We are gathering people of all faiths to witness to climate injustice in our state, and to speak truth to Governor Baker.