We are continuing our letter writing blitz to let our legislators know about bills we think are important from a climate perspective. Have you considered… Read More »Legislative Alert! Extended Producer Responsibility, TAKE ACTION!
The Gloucester Marine Station and Cape Ann Climate Coalition present Climate Conversations:Building Resiliency within our Coastal Community on January 19, 2022 at 9:00am (remote event)To… Read More »Coastal Resilience and Cape Ann event on Jan. 19
All the climate news on Cape Ann that is fit to print! Stories: Climate Conversations: Building Resiliency within our Coastal Community Event on Jan. 19;… Read More »Our Newsletter- Published on 12-31-2021
The CACC newsletter is out with stories on the All Member Meeting, native landscaping, the Green Future Act and more. To read it, click here:… Read More »CACC Newsletter: November 30, 2021
Cape Ann Climate Coalition Open Meeting: “Networking for a Sustainable Cape Ann” December 8, 7-9 p.m. A lot has changed over the past year, but… Read More »All Member Meeting: December 8th
(Please note, since we published the newsletter the All Member Meeting date has changed, it is postponed until December 8 at 7- 8:30 pm.) The… Read More »CACC Newsletter: October 30, 2021
The mural on the old Paint Factory overlooking Gloucester Harbor tells a story we’ve all been hearing for years, but in a bracing new way.… Read More »EDITORIAL: Working together for resilience-The Daily News, Newburyport- Oct. 15, 2021
To the editor: Thank you for the excellent article on the tide-rise mural on the Ocean Alliance Paint Factory building on the headland of the… Read More »Letter: The science behind the art- Gloucester Daily Times- Oct. 15, 2020
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By Taylor Ann Bradford Staff Writer
A bit of color has been added to the Tarr & Wonson Paint Manufactory’s facade as locals look to raise awareness of the risks of climate change.
The Cape Ann Climate Coalition (CACC) has partnered with Ocean Alliance to attach a mural representing how climate change could raise the local sea levels well above the foundation of Gloucester’s iconic paint factory.
Since it was founded in 2019, the coalition’s goal is to engage Cape Ann residents in exploring effective collaboration and coordination efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Read More »Mural at iconic Paint Factory predicts sea level rise- Gloucester Daily Times- October 4, 2021