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Brattleboro Group Researches Innovative Fertilizer Application
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A small non-profit group called Rich Earth Institute is researching ways to safely use recycled human urine as a fertilizer.VPR News
NRC Gives Yankee Good Grades For 2012
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant did a good job last year in protecting public health and safety. The nuclear agency released its annual assessment report on Thursday.VPR News
Pollution, Property Rights At Issue In Lakeshore Bill
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A House committee will hold a hearing next week on a bill that calls for new protections for the shorelines of lakes and ponds, including buffer zones for new development to prevent polluting run-off. But some property owners are concerned that the bill would infringe on their property rights.Commentary Series
Levin: Birding In Boston
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For a wild and wondrous birding adventure, Ted Levin says to grab your binoculars and jacket – and head for Boston.VPR News
Tar Sands Resolutions Send Message Of Concern Over Climate Change
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Along with Town Meeting debates over school budgets and tax rates, some two dozen towns tackled oil companies and the global issue of climate change.VPR News
Monkton Shows Strong Opposition to Natural Gas Pipeline
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On this Town Meeting Day, voters in one Addison County town have reiterated their strong opposition to a proposed natural gas pipeline, hoping to boost their voice as the Vermont Gas Company seeks permission from the state to expand its service south.Vermont Edition
Indoor Gardening
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When the grey clouds are looming and icicles hang down from the eaves, it’s nice to have a green plant on your windowsill. We’ll learn how to grow salad greens indoors, and how to keep your potted plants thriving.VPR News
