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All in Environment
South Burlington city leaders are pushing forward on a climate action plan that will identify ways to make the city more energy efficient — and are looking seriously at new electric vehicle charging, adding electric bikes to the bikeshare fleet and are considering buying electric mowers.
The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) is pouring almost $1 million into a study that is about halfway done, devoted to examining how to better design the Interstate 89 corridor through Chittenden County.
Essex Parks and Recreation Program Director Adriane Martin speaks on the Essex community's long appreciation for Green Up Day, and how things look different this year to ensure COVID safety.
Green Up Day Coordinator Phil Pouech talks about what Green Up day looks like in Hinesburg, and how it will be run this year.
A black screen fades into a shot of a misty Vermont nature scene. The sound of birds chirping and wind rustling through trees is suddenly interrupted by the harsh, deafening sound of a fighter jet.
As maple season comes to a close, sugar makers in Huntington, Richmond, and Bolton are pulling taps and coiling collection tubes. Between warm weather and Covid restrictions, it has been a challenging year.
On a Saturday afternoon in Huntington, Brush Brook Community Farm was giving away bread and soup under early spring sunshine.
An unmarked driveway leads from Huntington’s Camel’s Hump Road to a sprawling, 1,300-acre property where forest and farmland mingle.
That any part of the 260-acre Mobbs Farm property was not already conserved may have come as a shock to Jericho residents who voted on Article I on this past Town Meeting Day.
On February 8, 2021, the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) approved a permit to use the chemical herbicide ProcellaCOR to treat invasive milfoil in Lake Iroquois.
