The two DC fast charging stations on the Woodstock side of the Bridgewater Mill are now live. Photo by TRORC. Two DC fast charging stations, each with two CCS ports, […]
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The Prosper Valley School collects clean, flexible plastic such as bread bags, grocery bags, bubble wrap, plastic shipping envelopes, and wood pellet bags to be recycled. Photo by Anna Shvets. The December
Clothes dyed with marigold petals hang out to dry. Photo by Jenevra Wetmore. Textile production is a dirty and harmful industry. The industry is responsible for 20% of global water
By Jennifer Anderson Farmacy programs prescribe healthy food to patients to manage chronic disease” Photo by Wendy Wei The phrase “food as medicine” is not new, but over the years,
“The decibel range of gas-powered blowers exceeds noise safety standards established by the World Health Organization and the EPA.” Source: Center for Disease Control and Prevention Modern society has a
VCE biologists and study co-authors Kent McFarland (left) and Spencer Hardy (right) © Alden Wicker By Alden Wicker, Vermont Center for Ecostudies A decade-long study published in the journal Northeastern Naturalist this month
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Invasive burning bush is bright red this time of year and is easy to spot in people’s yards and in wild clusters in the forest understory. Once you learn to
This grant from the Canaday Family Charitable Trust can help make efficient home heating projects, like heat pumps, a reality. The average Vermonter spends $2,447 annually on heating their home. In the
Assembling inserts is easy and there’s a job for everyone! This fall, Sustainable Woodstock will make free insulating window inserts for community members, and you are invited to join us!
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The area mapped in red is experiencing “extreme drought,” accounting for over 65% of the state. Source: US Drought Monitor It’s easy to mentally check off the impacts of climate
