Right of Way for Wildlife
By Michael J. Caduto A man was trying to cross the street when he noticed a large SUV bearing down. Each time he stepped into the road to cross, the …
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Forests of the Sea
By Michael Caduto Most of the oxygen in the atmosphere is generated by the sea. —Sylvia Earle, Oceanographer & Founder of Mission Blue Climate is what we expect, weather is …
How and Why to Start a Garden this Spring
By Jenevra Wetmore This time of year, people are either anxious for spring to arrive or praying for more snow–the latter tend to be skiers. I have never been an …
Celebrating a New Global Agreement for Nature
By Catherine Machalaba March 3rd, World Wildlife Day, reminds us of the importance of wildlife as part of biodiversity, and what we can do to protect it. Biodiversity–life on earth–is …
Celebrating Environmentalists this Black History Month
By Jenevra Wetmore In honor of Black History Month Sustainable Woodstock is recognizing the work of historical and modern Black environmental leaders. In the US it is well-documented that environmental …
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The Poetry & Physics of Interconnection
By Michael Caduto The Brain–is wider than the Sky– For–put them side by side– The one the other will contain With ease–and You–beside. …
Climate Mis- and Disinformation around COP 27
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 …
Walk Around the World
SUS-WOO KIDS By Michael Caduto (This article about walking complements the article that appeared on January 12, 2023 about how walking is good for people and the planet.) There is …
Vermont’s Traditional Economies on Climate Change
By Michael Caduto In January of 2023 the World Meteorological Organization analyzed six different sets of weather data from around the world and concluded that 2014 through 2022 were the …
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Microplastics Pose a Big Problem
By Jenevra Wetmore I have a cup of black English breakfast tea with a splash of milk every morning. I have been reliably drinking the same brand of black tea …
