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EQ hopes to bring attention to the "controversial question of nuclear power" after two large explosions destroyed a nuclear power reactor at Chernobyl.

A student paper in HIST 222, Spring 2015, about Howard Woodin, the Midd biology professor who founded and ran the ES program (founded 1965)

This is a term paper exploring Professor Woodin's influence during his 32-year teaching career at Middlebury College, specifically the creation of the Environmental Studies Program.

A two-page spread showing a print-only advertisement relating to Ford Motor Company's work to address the energy crisis of the 1970s.

This column reports on the fact that Vermont passed a bottle bill that outlaws throwing away soda and beer bottles and a nuclear power bill that requires legislative approval for any new nuclear facilities in the state.

This article describes the Winter Term class taught by John Elder and Reuben Rainey titled "Environmental Ethics." The class explored the question "explored question “What principles of conduct should guide mankind when he interacts with nature?"

A student history paper concerning energy conservation measures at Middlebury College in the 1970s and beyond.

Middleubry Campus articles regarding energy use, the Energy Council, and the plan to close the dorms over Spring Break in March 1981 to save energy. Includes many letters to the editor on this issue

Middlebury Campus article on the Vermont Bottle Bill discussing the opinions of Senator Arthur Gibb as well as various other local members influenced by the legislation. The bill has reduced road-side litter but has created additional problems for…

A MIddlebury College Magazine article about the ES Program at Middlebury College and its growth and success in the early 1990s.