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/PRNewswire/ -- Hydro Flask, an award-winning leader in high-performance, insulated stainless steel flasks and soft good innovations and a Helen of Troy...

Comedian and "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" panelist Paula Poundstone is performing at the Capitol Center for the Arts on Saturday.

How an urban river was brought back to life.

MONTPELIER — Bennington and Windham county agencies have received $738,413 in grants from the state to help Southern Vermont communities to become less flood prone.

MONTPELIER — Bennington and Windham county agencies have received $738,413 in grants from the state to help Southern Vermont communities to become less flood prone.

MONTPELIER — Bennington and Windham county agencies have received $738,413 in grants from the state to help Southern Vermont communities to become less flood prone.

Spotlight for the week of April 18

Zimbabwe was only spending US$10per square kilometre on its parks to protect wildlife when the international standard was US$200-250 per square kilometre and South Africa was spending as much as US$6 000. This was said by one of the former parks managers who was commenting on how poaching had become rampant on both national parks...

A Chinese billionaire and member in good standing of the Chinese Communist Party snapped up 140,000 acres in Texas and plans a wind farm.

Wednesday, August 4, 2021 Introduction In the western United States, water law developed around two main principles: (l) the goal of full beneficial use of water, and (2) the need to afford vested water right holders certainty as to their rights. At the time western water codes developed, these goals were seemingly in harmony—rewarding those who needed the water and invested in infrastructure for water use with rights that were enforceable against subsequent appropriators. Over the...