Jamison Ervin News Today

WATERBURY — Area residents took advantage of a rare occasion last week when seven local lawmakers visited Crossett Brook Middle School to take questions from constituents.

DUXBURY — Forest preservation activists are waiting to see whether their lawsuit to stop logging on about 3,760 acres on public lands around Camel’s Hump still has life.

DUXBURY — Forest preservation activists are waiting to see whether their lawsuit to stop logging on about 3,760 acres on public lands around Camel’s Hump still has life.

(The Center Square) — A Vermont judge has tossed out a lawsuit filed by an environmental group seeking to block the harvesting of trees from state forests and parklands.

A Vermont judge has dismissed an environmental group’s effort to block logging in Camel’s Hump State Forest and other state lands. Standing Trees, a Montpelier-based...

There are several reasons why international environmental days are essential. And there are good reasons for hope and for celebration when it comes to the environment.

Amid a worsening global water crisis, world leaders will gather at UN Headquarters from 22 to 24 March for the first UN Water Conference since 1977. During this historic conference, we call on leaders to recentre nature in their approach.

Public land comprises 8% of Vermont, according to the complaint, and the state is responsible for maintaining that land for multiple goals.

An environmental group is following through on its threat to sue the state to block the logging of thousands of acres of mature forest in...

Opponents of a plan to harvest timber from nearly 3,800 acres of mature state forest around Camel’s Hump are calling for a logging moratorium there....