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March 21: Energy Independence Day

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Declare your energy independence by participating in Vermont’s first crowd-sourced film.

S.143 & H.497 Building Energy Disclosure Legislation Is Being Debated in Montpelier !

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statewide benefits will help Vermont meet our statutory goal to improve the energy efficiency of 25% of our housing stock (or 80,000 homes) by 2020, saving Vermonters money and reducing greenhouse gases….

Legislative Hearing on Energy with Energy Committees Feb. 2, 2012

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tomorrow evening at the joint legislative hearing on energy!

When: Feb. 2, 2012 • 6 to 8 p.m.

Where: Room 11 at the State House in Montpelier.

Big Oil’s puppets love Keystone XL (and Big Oil’s money!)

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Who wants to build a risky, dirty 1,700 mile oil pipeline across America’s heartland? Big Oil and their lobbyists, that’s who. Guess who else? Their political puppets.

Ecological Design: What will Building look like after the Transition?

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look at how buildings can be a part of a regenerative land use pattern.
Using local, natural materials for building and how they are used in high performance design… community based development patterns that integrate agriculture and affordability. Montpelier, VT

May Boeve: Friendship to Carry Us Through Crisis

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May Boeve and a circle of 20-somethings—friends from Middlebury College who would soon go on to build an activist network that has organized record-breaking global protests.

Students bring solar power to Middlebury College

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“You either had to write a paper or we had to do a project in Vermont or in Middlebury and we really wanted to do a project and have an impact on the school,”

You are here: Home » Article » Net metering bill gets preliminary approval from lawmakers Net metering bill gets preliminary approval from lawmakers

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A bill that would make it easier for more people to generate their own electricity received overwhelming approval in the Vermont House of Representatives Tuesday.

The ‘State of the Union Address’ is on my Mind…

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one VERY important thing you sure got wrong in your speech, which is regarding CLEAN ENERGY! Clean energy does NOT include offshore drilling, gas fracking or coal. I have to consequently question your sincerity about Clean Renewable Energy, which should be one of your top concerns

Support Governor Shumlin’s Energy Plan!

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Energy plan calls for Vermont to receive 90% of its energy from renewable sources by 2050. Vermont can do this — but the governor needs your support.