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Computation doesn’t come naturally to me. Nor does basic physics. Yes, that’s right, I’m not a math or science person (although eons ago I did manage to successfully complete advanced calculus). But in order to do my job well, which includes tracking and analyzing household energy use to determine the impact of home performance upgrades,… continue reading ->
Affiliations
Greener Every Day is proud to associate with local, regional and national organizations that protect the environment and public health, and advance best practices in green building and sustainable energy. Greener Every Day Principal Rachel White is also active in efforts to green her local community, volunteering her time and expertise to several environmental organizations and initiatives.
Associations
Green Schools
Green Schools is a non-profit organization whose mission is to create greener & healthier learning environments through education and awareness.
MA Chapter of the US Green Building Council
Promoting the design, construction, and operation of sustainable buildings and communities in Massachusetts.
Northeast Sustainable Energy Association
The nation’s leading regional membership organization promoting sustainable energy solutions.
Sustainable Business Network of Greater Boston
Engaging business and community leaders in building economies that are green, local, and fair.
Community Involvement
Green Decade
Green Decade is a non-profit organization working to create an environment in better balance with the natural world by making significant, measurable improvements in the way we use resources. Rachel White serves on the School Outreach Committee, working to advance environmental education and sustainable operations throughout the Newton public schools.
High Performance Building Coalition
The High Performance Buildings Coalition is an ad hoc group of citizens of Newton, MA that advocates for energy efficiency in our built environment. The group has had major influence on the development of Newton North High School, adoption of the MA “Stretch” building energy code, helping Newton attain the State “Green Communities” designation, and developing as ESCO program for all City municipal buildings. Rachel White is an executive member of the coalition.
Rachel White is also a founding member of Countryside Elementary School’s Green Schools Initiative and co-founder and former co-chair of Temple Beth Avodah’s Green Committee.
