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Trombulak highlights a significant increase in the interest for environmental education on campus, and the program's inability to accommodate this increase in its current state. Trombulak proposes the creation of a working group to tackle the various…

Stephen C. Trombulak outlines current news and events regarding the Environmental Studies Program including the approval of the new course ES 401 Environmental Policy Formation; the arrival of Jack Schmidt in the Geology and Geography department; the…

A letter from Stephen C. Trombulak to the Curriculum Committee, asking for the approval of the addition and substitution of various courses, as well as the addition of a new Literature and Writing focus with 6 required courses.

A 1995 piece featured in the Atlantic by Bill McKibben that discusses the environmental history of the United States and argues that considering the progress the US has experienced in terms of reforestation can give hope for future success in…

Annual report of the Environmental Studies Program during the academic year 1990-1991.

Annual Report published by the Environmental Studies Program at Middlebury College. The document summarizes changes in the curriculum of the program, enrollment trends, number of majors, and participating faculty.

Bill McKibben gave a talk at the Middlebury Congregational Church comparing current environmental events to Biblical occurrences, arguing that humans have caused a "decreation" of God's work. He explained some of the science of environmental crisis…

A mention of a new course in Population Biology offered at Middlebury. 

Summary of the Environmental Studies Program budget history since 1965 until 1988.

This article ran on the front page of The Campus on Thursday, May 27, 1965. It announced the new interdisciplinary Environmental Studies major, and laid out the three possible focuses of study in it: Earth Science, Ecology, and Human Ecology.