This commentary is by Sandra Levine, who is a senior attorney with the Conservation Law Foundation in Montpelier. From this summer’s sweltering heat in the usually cool Pacific Northwest, to the heat wave that grounded airplanes in Arizona, there is no question that the impacts of climate change are upon us. The recent draft of […]
Shay Totten Commentary: GOP economic message fails to connect with Vermont reality
This commentary is by Shay Totten, of Burlington, who is a former journalist and political columnist. Can we end this tired old trope that only conservatives understand business and liberals can’t “connect” with people when it comes to jobs, the economy and their personal pocketbook? Reading Mike Smith’s column: (“Democrats fail to connect with economic […]
Solar power is under fire in Charlotte Vermont
“I like solar, just not where I can see it…” Vermont strives to run on 90% renewable energy by 2050, but opponents say they don’t want it in their back yard. A Charlotte Vermont couple has been planning on installing a solar farm in their back yard for 3 years. They just found out their project […]
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Vermont Governor Announces Vermont Climate Action Commission
Vermont Governor introduces the Vermont Climate Action Commission to refocus Vermont’s attention to meeting statewide and worldwide goals for carbon emissions Live feed from Governor Scott’s Press Conference Vermont Natural Resource Council‘s Facebook Live feed Johanna Miller, Energy and Climate Program Director at VNRC, on the Vermont Climate Action Commission Sources: VT Digger article Vermont Business […]
