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My recent column on the supposed energy bonanza supplied by extreme extraction methods such as fracking and tar sands mining provoked a few negative responses. Rather than argue point by...
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The Billings and Rockefeller families, who lived on the estate that is now Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, loved to entertain in their home and formal gardens. The National Park Service is reinvigorating this tradition by offering a series of summer evening events at the park.
Join us for a Green Drinks social at Vermont's only National Park. Enjoy the evening view from the Mansion porch, sample some local food, and learn about the National Park Service vision for the agency’s next 100 years – and how you can help as a volunteer or advocate. Bring your own picnic, blanket, chairs and beverages –Sustainable Woodstock will provide light snacks. See our Green Drinks page for more info. Green Drinks are free and we invite everyone to join us. Contact Zach Ralph if you have any questions!
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My recent column on the supposed energy bonanza supplied by extreme extraction methods such as fracking and tar sands mining provoked a few negative responses. Rather than argue point by...
We at Sustainable Woodstock are very pleased by the news that construction may begin this year on the affordable housing project at Westview Meadow (formerly called Grange Hill) in West...
Recently, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius wrote a widely circulated article celebrating the “amazing fact” that “America’s energy prospects have improved in ways that would have been unimaginable just a...
Local sustainability efforts, like ours in the Woodstock area, can draw upon the resources, advocacy, and inspiration of regional organizations in Vermont and nearby New England. We are fortunate that...