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Two articles, one focusing on Green up day, (Earth Day) which EQ will sponsor a keg raffle at, and another focusing on EQ's lobbying efforts. Their abortion reform bill and their non-returnable bottle ban didn't get off of the ground, but their…

A short article about some of EQ's lobbying efforts, as well as mention of their conference. This page also contains an article about an environmental center in Ripton doing similar work to EQ.

An article about the Power Shift '11 demonstration in Washington, as well as SNG's response to it. The article also mentions that SNG has become the largest environmental group on campus.

An article about a climate march in Washington. EQ organized a bus for students wishing to attend, and Bill McKibben spoke. Also featured in this issue of the campus is an article about the biomass plant, and views from an SNG member are published.

The newspaper column outlines what the club "Environmental Quality" did in the 1971-1972 school year on campus, and what it hopes to accomplish in the 1972-1973 year.

The column highlights the club Environmental Quality's goals for the upcoming semester. They have broad objectives to change things both on campus and in the larger Vermont community.

The article describes the 1971 Environmental Conference that was held on campus at which Governor Deane C. Davis gave the opening address. Twenty anti-war protesters came to voice their concerns about the United States' actions in Vietnam. Davis…

Several pages of coverage of EQ's Energy Conference in March 1976, including an article about Dennis Hayes', the founder of the original Earth Day, talk at the Conference.

This article in the Middlebury Campus focusses on the proposed boycott on Japanese goods to promote whale conservation. The Japanese ignored the conservation efforts of the United Nations Conference on the Environment which unanimously called for a…

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…