Herbicide report underwhelms but legislation may be proposed
A new report from the state on the use of herbicides in Vermont’s lakes has some environmental advocates feeling underwhelmed, though the lawmaker whose bill got the ball rolling plans
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A new report from the state on the use of herbicides in Vermont’s lakes has some environmental advocates feeling underwhelmed, though the lawmaker whose bill got the ball rolling plans
A new report from the state on the use of herbicides in Vermont’s lakes has some environmental advocates feeling underwhelmed, though the lawmaker whose bill got the ball rolling plans
The Aquatic Nuisance Control Grant-in-Aid program to help run prevention and control programs has been level-funded for decades and is now being cut in 2023 by 22%.
Just when the state’s help is crucial, it’s cutting grant money to help control aquatic invasive species by one-third, from $450,000 to $305,000.
Just when the state’s help is crucial, it’s cutting grant money to help control aquatic invasive species by one-third, from $450,000 to $305,000.