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ANR To Invest In “Green Infrastructure” To Prevent Runoff

By Kirk Carapezza | October 2, 2012

The Agency of Natural Resources is launching a new initiative this week to control stormwater runoff, and the agency has a new approach to help cities and towns tackle the problem.

Stormwater Runoff Prevention; Congress Fails To Pass Farm Bill

By Jane Lindholm | October 2, 2012

The Agency of Natural Resources prepares to launch a new initiative that prevents stormwater runoff through better infrastructure design. And Agriculture Secretary Chuck Ross discusses the implications of Congress’ failure to pass a new farm bill.

Vermont Edition

Phosphorous, Invasive Species Are Top Concerns In Lake Champlain

By Steve Zind | August 7, 2012

Every five years, the Lake Champlain Basin Program issues a report on the environmental indicators of Lake Champlain. The 2012 State of the Lake report shows that phosphorous and invasive aquatic species are still the leading threats to the lake ecosystem.

Vermont Edition

Report Assesses Vermont’s Environmental Health

By Jane Lindholm | April 23, 2012

We like to think Vermont is "green" but when you look beyond the postcard image, how is Vermont’s environment really doing? The Agency of Natural Resources is resuming a tradition of an annual report on the state’s leading environmental indicators.

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ANR To Invest In “Green Infrastructure” To Prevent Runoff

By Kirk Carapezza | October 2, 2012

Vermont Edition

Stormwater Runoff Prevention; Congress Fails To Pass Farm Bill

By Jane Lindholm | October 2, 2012

Vermont Edition

Phosphorous, Invasive Species Are Top Concerns In Lake Champlain

By Steve Zind | August 7, 2012

Vermont Edition

Report Assesses Vermont’s Environmental Health

By Jane Lindholm | April 23, 2012