To see the article as it appears in print, please load the pdf file HERE. Part of Biden-Harris Administration’s $808 Million Investment to Strengthen Infrastructure, Create Jobs Throughout U.S. On August 28, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) State Director … Continue reading →
Front Page 1 East Coast Sea Level Rise Fastest in the World 1 Renewables Survive Cat 4+ Hurricane! 1 Inflation Reduction Act Marks Biggest Climate Investment in U.S. History News and Happenings 2 Letter From the Editor 2 Kudos … Continue reading →
N.R. Mallery This story starts in Maine. A woman goes out for a walk with her dog and comes back to find fifty ticks crawling up her legs. This 74-year-old woman has over 40 years’ experience as a registered nurse … Continue reading →
Jessie Haas You love the people in your life. You love your planet. You want your holiday giving to benefit both. Possible? Very much so. The right book is a gift that can last decades and change lives. In no … Continue reading →
$200 Rebate for Induction Cooktops Adds to GMP’s Programs Colchester, Vt. – Starting October 1, Green Mountain Power (GMP) customers can save $200 when they switch from fossil fuel for cooking and install a new electric induction cooktop or range. … Continue reading →
Larry Plesent Previous Ingredient of the Month articles have focused on various plastics and their effects on human health. Let’s take a deeper dive into the plastic-coated world we have created for ourselves, and its real-life implications. What you are … Continue reading →
David Fried Why does it feel so good when someone gives you flowers? They are so small and light but they are so important. You are walking along a forest path and all of a sudden you see a flower. … Continue reading →
Daniel Costin, Program Chair, Renewable Energy, Vermont Technical College The renewable energy program at Vermont Tech was founded in 2014 with industry collaboration. Funding was provided by the Blittersdorf Family Foundation. Our advisory board was made up of representatives from … Continue reading →
Barb and Greg Whitchurch Twelve years ago, Green Energy Times (May 4, 2010) reported on an innovative building project in southern Vermont at The Putney School, a private residential high school. They built a net-zero field house for their sports … Continue reading →
Alejandra Mejia Cunningham The State of Washington continues to take bold steps toward clean and healthy new buildings this year. After adopting a requirement that all new commercial buildings must use high efficiency space and water heating equipment that can … Continue reading →