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VNRC and Audubon Vermont Comments on Proposed Management Alternatives for the Telephone Gap Integrated Resource Project
On April 8, 2024, VNRC and our partners at Audubon Vermont submitted formal comments to…
Climate Dispatch: Climate Change Superfund with Rep. Martin Lalonde
This week in the State House there has been lots of movement on many important…
We’re Hiring an Executive Director!
Vermont Natural Resources Council’s Board of Directors seeks a new Executive Director and invites candidates to apply…
Climate Dispatch: Apr. 5: House Action with Rep. Kate Logan
Another week, another big vote on climate legislation. On Tuesday, the Senate voted 26-3 to pass the Climate Superfund Act (S.259)!…
We’re Hiring a Communications Associate!
Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC) is seeking a highly motivated and talented individual to join…
Telephone Gap Integrated Resource Project in the Green Mountain National Forest
The U.S. Forest Service is seeking public comment through Monday, April 8, 2024 on proposed…
Three Things: Legislative Progress, Waterbury LEAP Energy Fair, and Art Walk
Three Things: Recapping progress on five priority bills, spreading the word about the Waterbury LEAP Energy…
Climate Dispatch: Senate Climate Priorities with Sen. Alison Clarkson
Another BIG week in the State House! As you probably remember, last week the House…
Vermont Senate Advances Tri-Partisan Climate Superfund Act to Hold Big Oil Accountable for the Cost of Climate Change to Vermont
Montpelier, VT – Today, the Vermont Senate voted overwhelmingly (21-5) to advance S.259, the Climate…
Two Things: Act 250 Action and Art Walk with a Pollinator Workshop
Two Things: Asking you to take action today to support Act 250 reform, and inviting you…
Climate Dispatch: Renewable Energy and Flood Safety Bills Pass!
This week we had important victories in both the House and Senate as the Flood…