Dec 18, 2024
I Just Spoke to Vermont Climate Councilors
On behalf of every family and business affected by extreme weather, I demanded accountability and accuracy from our government.
Author: Elena Mihaly
Aug 16, 2024
We Can’t Tackle Climate Change Without Honest Math
Vermonters want to believe that our state leaders are acting in the best interests of our families and communities.
Feb 09, 2024
With Climate Impacts Flooding the State, Vermont Needs an Updated Renewable Energy Standard
A new bill, H.289, would update VT’s standard to increase the amount of clean energy powering the state, which will slow climate change and help protect our communities
Feb 08, 2024
Vermont Should Create a “Climate Superfund” to Hold Big Oil Accountable
Vermont can make Big Oil pay for its role in climate change with the Climate Superfund bills.
Nov 08, 2023
McNeil Biomass Plant’s District Energy Project is a Bad Deal for Vermont
The last thing we need is for this air- and climate-damaging plant to expand – which is why Burlington’s City Council should vote “no” on the proposed District Energy Project.
Oct 03, 2023
Vermont Affordable Heat Act: What Comes Next
This landmark law aims to clean up how we heat our homes and buildings. Now we need to implement it effectively so that it achieves its goal.
May 12, 2023
Victory in Vermont: State Passes Affordable Heat Act
With your help, Vermont’s Legislature overrode Governor Scott’s veto to sign this critical bill into law.
Apr 19, 2023
The Vermont Affordable Heat Act can Keep Us Moving
This new bill can slash polluting emissions from our buildings and clean up Vermont’s heating fuel supply.
Aug 25, 2022
After CLF Push, GlobalFoundries Adheres to Vermont’s Climate Laws
If the state Public Utility Commission approves this landmark deal, it will mark a victory for Vermonters and the climate.
Apr 08, 2022
Vermont Farmers Want to Get Clean Water Right – Here’s What’s Getting in the Way
Over the last several years, Vermont’s farmers have made tremendous progress in cutting dangerous phosphorus pollution from their properties. But a longstanding turf war between two state agencies is putting that progress at risk.
