2024 Incentives to Go Green
By Jenevra Wetmore Economic incentives make 2024 a great year for you to invest in new efficient technology. Photo: Drive Electric Vermont As we draw near the end of 2023, […]
By Jenevra Wetmore Economic incentives make 2024 a great year for you to invest in new efficient technology. Photo: Drive Electric Vermont As we draw near the end of 2023, […]
By Amanda Kuhnert COVER Home Repair recently opened Cover to COVER, a stand-alone bookstore. The store is volunteer-driven and all proceeds from the store support their home repair operations across
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By Jenevra Wetmore A gas burner, known to emit carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and nitrogen dioxide. Photo by KWON JUNHO on Unsplash Most of us think of either gas or electric options when we consider
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By Jenevra Wetmore COP 27, the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, took place this past November in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Each COP Conference is meant to be a time
By Jenevra Wetmore This fall Sustainable Woodstock will make free insulating window inserts for community members, and you are invited to join us! From Thursday October 27th to Wednesday November
By Michael Caduto and Jenevra Wetmore Over 4,000 people have attended monthly films in the Upper Valley Climate Change and Sustainability Film Series, which is offered by Sustainable Woodstock in
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Sustainer of Life By Michael Caduto This reflection on our relationship to water, and denizens of aquatic habitats, is offered in honor of Winona LaDuke’s upcoming April 22nd Earth Day
By Jenevra Wetmore It is tick season. Most Vermonters know to spray ourselves with repellant before going out, wear protective clothing, and do regular tick “checks.” This message has become