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Off The Grid, On Your Own
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A new how-to book provides do-it-yourself instruction to radically change the energy systems in your home.VPR News
Vt. Supreme Court Hears Cases At VLS
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Vermont Law School professor, Cheryl Hanna, speaks with Vermont Edition about the oral arguments the Vermont court is hearing today at the Vermont Law School and the court’s tradition of hearing them out in a public venue.Vermont Edition
Calvin Coolidge’s Fiscal Legacy
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Calvin Coolidge never struck his peers as ‘mostly likely to succeed’ but he eventually served six years as a largely popular president during a time of massive social, economic and technological change.VPR News
Monarch Butterfly Wintering Population At All Time Low
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Kent McFarland, conservation biologist with the Vermont Center for Ecostudies, explains why the population of monarch butterflies at their wintering grounds in Mexico is at an all-time low.Vermont Edition
Farm Bill Negotiations, Sequester Affect Ag Programs
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Congress usually passes a farm bill every five years. Except for last year, when a version of the farm bill came to a screeching halt on the House floor. Now, Congress is tasked with writing a whole new farm bill, just as automatic spending cuts are kicking in.VPR News
This Week In The Legislature: March 25, 2013
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VPR News Director, Ross Sneyd, talks about the week ahead in the legislature.VPR News
ibrattleboro Turns Ten
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Christopher Grotke, one of the co-founders of ibrattleboro speaks about the growth and future of the web site.Vermont Edition
President Sullivan’s UVM Outlook
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UVM President Tom Sullivan discusses the goals he has set for the university, we learn about the growth and future of ibrattleboro and we look ahead at the week in the State Legislature.VPR News