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Middlebury College Newsletter informing of a recent novel by alumni Peter S. Jennison concerning the consequences of a fictional town in Vermont installing a prototype nuclear reactor.

In light of talks about acid rain, the U.S. struggles to reach an agreement to sign a cross-boundary pollution agreement that would restrict the nitrogen oxide pollution that travels into Canada.

Article on products containing CFC's, a compound that is depleting the ozone layer, need to be eliminated from production.

Several Campus articles detailing environmental concerns, including the nuclear station in Seabrook, the High Pond research center, and Energy troubles.

An article printed in Middlebury Campus showing a group of students in the Rainforest Action Group protesting against the use of old growth timber with signs outside Home Depot in Williston VT

Middlebury Campus reports on week-long strike on campus in May 1970.

Middlebury College energy consumption increases due to new technologies on campus.

Mount Equinox boasts Vermont's first commercial wind power project, originally established in 1989. Vermont then becomes one of the first five states to turn to wind power by 1991, but the power project faced resistance. Concerns over whether the…

A newspaper account of action by conservation group Forest Watch to challenge the college's actions with regard to forest lands management

The Middlebury Campus reflects on the recent Environmental Fair and how it raised awareness of the environmental programs at Middlebury.