Seifer, who died on Tuesday, worked in the city’s Community and Economic Development Office from 1983 to 2011. Friends and colleagues said he built the foundation for sustainable community development.
We have a chance to create lasting change here in Vermont and inspire change elsewhere by becoming the first in the nation to constitutionally ensure reproductive health care access.
If we are serious about bold climate action, efforts to curb transportation emissions must be a top priority.
The study group debated options, including expanding bottle bill recycling and the use of recycled materials.
Many well known Vermont companies have been sold out of state, which can bring new cash and opportunities.
Burton, Seventh Generation and Ben & Jerry’s are among the Vermont companies closing their doors or encouraging their employees to participate in demonstrations.
A bill strengthening the regulatory process for children’s products that contain harmful chemicals got the governor’s signature Wednesday.
'I credit a lot of my success to timing. I was born in 1946, on the leading edge of the baby boomers, so behind me has been the largest group of consumers the world has ever seen who share a similar cultural experience of the '60s. But at the end of the day, I believe nothing necessarily just works; you make businesses work.'
Policy makers in Montpelier should consider a fee on pollution an extension of the existing, bipartisan and successful RGGI program – and move rapidly to expand on that success.
With the U.S. out of the Paris accord, a coalition of businesses, nonprofits and government leaders is pledging to act.