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

Two articles written about student activism around Lake Champlain and toxic waste

Professor Bob Churchill gives a talk entitled "Some Environmental Consequences of Boom and Bust: the Case of Kennecott". Kennecott is a little town that became a ghost town when the mines shut down.

Professor George Wenzel gives a talk entitled "Marooned in a Blizzard of Contradictions: the Inuit and the Animal Rights Movement"

E.Q. is exploring aspects of personal responsibility and alternate lifestyles through bioshelters, aquaculture, and solar energy.

Professor Sallie Sheldon discusses the problems associated with the introduction of Myriophyllum spicatum, commonly known as Eurasian Milfoil

Middlebury College decides to discontinue the use of polystyrene foam cups and plates in order to reduce the depletion of the ozone layer.

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

Greenpeace; E.Q.'s "Ten Tuesdays" Continues; Kenny Alboum talks about ecology and toxic wastes.

Students opinions of the United States involvement in the Gulf War