Bradley Campbell

Cognoscenti contributor

Bradley Campbell is president of Conservation Law Foundation, New England’s premier environmental advocacy organization. A senior White House official during the Clinton Administration, Bradley previously served as a regional administrator at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.

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A large group of students on their way to Jeremiah Burke High School wait as the Fairmount Line Commuter Rail train pulls into Uphams Corner Station in early morning. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Don’t Dissolve The MBTA's Control Board. Empower It To Do More

The MBTA's Fiscal Management Control Board has spoken the unvarnished truth about the T’s needs, write Bradley Campbell and Jarred Johnson. Governor Baker should not weaken its influence.

Cognoscenti

Feb 18, 2020

A map of the proposed changes to Boston Harbor (Courtesy city of Boston)

The Businesses That Benefit From A Clean Harbor Should Help Boston Address Climate Change

The threat of climate change shouldn’t be faced by Boston taxpayers and property owners alone, write Bradley Campbell and Vivien Li. Developers and the business community must do their fair...

Cognoscenti

Nov 14, 2018

Who Owns Boston's Waterfront? The Case For Protecting A Priceless Public Realm

The city needs to stop its giveaway of our waterfront commons and prioritize public space over private greed, writes Bradley Campbell.

Cognoscenti

Mar 29, 2017