By Jenevra Wetmore Solar panels installed at a local farm. Photo credit: Maddie Cook and Kieran Ahern. The Environmental Protection Agency calls the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) the “most significant […]
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By Michael J. Caduto Killington, Vermont: Kent Pond lies east of Gifford Woods State Park. A hiking trail through the park highlights the natural and cultural history of the state’s
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By Jenevra Wetmore A sampling of harvests from Sustainable Woodstock’s Community Garden at Billings Farm that were donated to the Woodstock Community Food Shelf. Photo by Amy Wheeler/Sustainable Woodstock. We
By Heather Knoll Fallen leaves left in place to mulch perennial garden bed. As the vibrant autumn color fades and the winter chill sets in, we often have the urge to
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