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A recent report focused on Vermont shows that the state produces the second-highest greenhouse gas emissions per capita in the Northeast, narrowly trailing only New Hampshire.

SUNDERLAND — A forum to explore how to best transition Vermont’s energy needs from largely fossil fuel-based sources to one based primarily around renewable energy sources will be held at

A new report shows Vermont is not meeting its climate goals. State officials and members of the Energy Action Network met at the annual Network Summit to talk about what's being done and policies moving forward.

Next week, when Energy Action Network meets for its annual summit, the nonprofit’s members and guests will have plenty to discuss.

Volunteers say it’s hard to imagine doing anything but helping people in need over the weekend.

ATHOL — Just as crispy bacon pairs with fresh scrambled eggs, Quabbin Food Connector has planned a seven-town, self-guided food and farm tour on Saturday to complement “Crossroads: Change in Rural America,” the traveling exhibit that is on display at...

Taking away the child tax credit to help fund child care expansion is a false choice that pits working-class interests against each other.

Vermont saw record low greenhouse gas emissions in 2020, likely due to the pandemic. That's not expected to last.

According to a new inventory from the state’s Climate Action Office, emissions declined by 10% from 2017 to 2020. Meanwhile, the state is not expected to meet its legally-binding emissions reduction requirements.

We have a pressing economic, moral and legal obligation to act. It’s beyond time to begin a careful but serious transition to cleaner, more affordable heat.