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Stop Private Jet Expansion—
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Recent Highlights
August 10, 2026
My Turn: SPJE coalition launches weekly protest at Hanscom Field
The Lincoln Squirrel
August 5, 2026
Video of SPJE’s August 5th Standout to stop private jet expansion at Hanscom or anywhere
by Mark Zuberek, host of Topics of the Town News, on Danvers Community Access Television
Interviews about the proposed private jet expansion at Hanscom with standout participants
July 27, 2026
Jet fuel incentive sparks criticism around Hanscom,
by Dakota Antelman, The Concord Bridge
July 23, 2026
The World Cup’s Dirty Little Secret, Daily Mail Exclusive
This story spotlights findings on private jet travel during the World Cup soccer tournaments based on research conducted by the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), e.g.: “Roughly 92,000 private jets flew in and out of host cities this World Cup - pumping out enough excess carbon dioxide to match the annual emissions of more than 34,000 cars, data show.”
The data was generated by IPS’ newly launched initiative and new open-source tracking app: Meet Our New Private Jet Tracking Initiative - Inequality.org
July 9, 2026
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Green Team in Bedford e-news
St. Paul’s Green Team in Bedford has adopted a Faith Resolution Opposing private jet expansion at Hanscom or Anywhere – see www.spje.org/faith They are also one of over 110 members of the SPJE Coalition. If your faith community would like to join the SPJE Coalition or adopt a Faith Resolution please contact us at info@spje.org
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Stay poised for Hanscom Developers’ SDEIR report
In June 2024, EEA Secretary Tepper rejected the Hanscom developers’ DEIR (Draft Environmental Impact Report) after receiving over 1,500 public comments, 13,500 petition signatures, and an important independent analysis that refuted the developers’ claims. Tepper instructed the developers to go back to the drawing board to produce an SDEIR (Supplementary DEIR). The SDEIR has not yet been filed, but is now expected in the fall of 2026.
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