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The proposals pitted a coalition of 400 environmental and public health advocates against petroleum companies and the influential unions that represent their workers.

Prematurely banning natural gas will undoubtedly make energy more expensive and less reliable, yielding severe consequences on our economy, on public safety, and on our quality of life.

The House Republican Caucus is sounding the alarm. The Supermajority is off the rails, and out of control. And Vermonters have had enough. Vermonters are struggling. They are stretched thin,

Recently, my homeschool civics class spent the day at the State House. We prepped well. In class, we talked political parties, the supermajority, constitutional republic versus democracy, inalienable rights, Declaration

Sen. O'Mara criticizes New York's climate legislation as unrealistic New York State

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Local activists and lawmakers on Thursday advocated for the inclusion of the New York HEAT Act in the state budget. The HEAT Act, if passed, would cap household utility bills to 6% of the income of low to moderate-income families, as well as foster a transition away from the use of fossil […]

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Legislators dictating Vermont’s energy future - or is that energy swamp? - would have done well to remember the engineering mantra “Keep It Simple, Stupid (KISS).”[1]

Decommissioning old gas pipelines would cause too much dependence on electricity from renewables as well as increase costs to homeowners.

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