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Vermont will challenge EPA on auto emissions rules

By Bob Kinzel | December 20, 2007

Vermont will challenge an Environmental Protection Agency decision on auto emission standards.

Another U.S. court rules against auto industry

By John Dillon | December 12, 2007

Another federal court has ruled against the auto industry in its attempt to block regulation of greenhouse gas pollution from cars. The ruling today from a U.S. District Judge in California supports a September decision by a federal judge in Vermont.

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Sanders votes against global warming bill

By Ross Sneyd | November 1, 2007

Senator Bernie Sanders has voted against a global warming bill – and environmental leaders are praising him.

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Midday Newscast: October 26, 2007

By VPR | October 26, 2007

After almost two years of work, the governor’s commission on climate change has laid out a detailed plan for how Vermont can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25% in five years; more…

Vermont Edition

Maintaining Vermont’s Bridges and Roads

By VPR | October 12, 2007

We talk with Vermont’s Transportation Secretary Neale Lunderville about challenges facing the state’s transportation infrastructure– from roads to bridges. And we look at how Governor Douglas plans to address those concerns without raising the gas tax.