Adventures in Community Gardening
By Amy Wheeler Produce harvested from Sustainable Woodstock’s food security plots at the Billings Community Garden. Photo by Amy Wheeler The first time I came across a community garden was […]
It’s Not Your Grandparents’ Woodstock
By Jacob Chalif Daily high temperatures show that 2024 is a record year for Woodstock, but if we cut carbon emissions it doesn’t need to get much worse. Image by
A New Money-Saving Tool for Climate Action
By Linda Gray A local home with a heat pump. Photo by Aaron Lamperti. I know from personal experience that town energy committee volunteers spend a lot of time talking
Trade Your Pansies for Native Plants and Earn the Benefits
By Ada Mahood Milkweed seedlings in the Woodstock Union HS/MS Greenhouse. Photo by Abbie Castriotta. Spring is right around the corner and that means spring plant sales are here! Pansies
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Dark Seas – the muddy truth behind farmed fish
by Eva Douzinas Fish farms in the Saronic Gulf. Photo by Michael Sampey. What was the last fish you ate? If it was a carnivorous species, such as salmon, sea
Is April the Cruelest Month?
By Madeline Raynolds Vermonters know in their bones the dynamic nature of spring. As the seasons change, we not only watch the earth come back to life from dormancy, but
The Future of the EV Movement Depends on Equitable Access
By Amanda Kuhnert A graph showing the growth of electric vehicles registrations over the past 12 years. Image credit: Drive Electric Vermont There are more electric vehicles (EVs) on dealers’
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