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In June of 1993, the National Trust for Historic Preservation designated Vermont as one of America's most "endangered historic places," the first time an entire state made the list. However, produces questions about whether Vermont should make…

Consideration of a hydropower deal underway in Vermont.

Two articles in the Middlebury Campus from Fall 1980 about food, both vegetarian and organic food, both at the college and at the local cooperative store.

Keith Akers discusses vegetarianism from a nutritional, ethical, and ecological standpoint, as one possible solution to water pollution, energy shortages, and more.

USDA blog post on the USDA's activities with Beef farmers in Vermont

A two page advertisement showing a color photograph of a beautiful sunset over a remote lake, framed by mountains and trees. A headline reads "Can America Have Enough Energy and a Clean Environment?" The full page of text on the right hand page…

Summary of trustee commitment to reduce Middlebury College carbon output, including rationale for the support.

Photo from the 1969 Kaleidoscope showing a student brandishing a sign which reads "Trees Not Bombs"

One news article and one editorial explaining and supporting a new curriculum for Env. Studies at Middlebury designed to combine studies in geography, northern studies, and environmental studies.

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…