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

A discourse of what role ecotourism plays in the environmental movement during times of crowding of urban centers and overuse of the land.

Consideration of a hydropower deal underway in Vermont.

As concern rises about industries not properly reporting the amount of toxic materials they are producing, Vermont begins the fight for a progressive measure of establishing an ozone-protection law in 1991. But pressure from car dealers complicated…

An article discussing the proposed plan for Vermont to begin weaning itself off of fossil fuels.

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…

In 1991, Middlebury established a new branch of the Bread Loaf School of English in Santa Fe. John Elder, a join English and environmental professor at Middlebury, was named on-site director the Santa Fe School. The Santa Fe school embodied the…

The trajectory of the growth of the ES Program in terms of number of students graduating with an ES major, from 1968 to 1992. No one graduated from the ES Program in 1988; In just two years afterwards, however, the number jumped to 15, an all-time…

A memo from Stephen C. Trombulak, Director of Environmental Studies (ES), to John McCardell in the Teaching Resources Committee. The memo includes a short summary of the history and current state of support for the ES Program; a request for more…

A brief overview of how the number of ES majors have increased between 1985 and 1990.