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The first order of business on the agenda for the Renewable Energy Standard Working Group’s September 20 meeting was “Conflict of Interest – Discussion & Clarity.” This should be interesting,
At issue is about $71 million in one-time housing money and $9.2 million earmarked for organic dairy farmers, neither of which were included in Gov. Phil Scott’s proposal.
After a governor's veto of the Clean Heat Standard last legislative session, lawmakers are looking to pass a new climate change related bill
With a Democratic/Progressive supermajority in the Vermont Legislature this session, environmental advocates in the state are hoping that aggressive action on climate legislation will be passed during the biennium.
The bill’s failure was due, in part, to disagreement within the environmental community about what should be included. Some environmental groups are prepared to support the bill this time around — but only if it includes key points on affordability and biofuels.