A lawsuit from major fossil fuel groups aims to derail Vermont’s groundbreaking plan to make polluters pay for climate disasters.
Locally and from the Bottom-Up!
When objectivity is impossible, and other media mishugas
A sketch in his notebook might become the basis for a comic, Schumann said. "Instead of leaving it hidden on those pages," he said, "start drawing away and make it public.
There are good reasons for working class people to distrust formal education systems and scientific research but we can't fall into anti-intellectualism. The University of the Poor's “struggle as a school” is a way to organize in response.
In Vermont, everyone loves clean energy—when it comes from someplace else
A thousand kinds of crazy in a convulsing world
Vermont’s GOP governor could appoint a Republican to replace him and throw everything into disarray.
Two high-ranking police officials have dropped out of a planned training junket in Israel after campaigning from local human rights activists.
"Women's Work? Voices of Vermont Educators" details the reality of work for teachers and paraeducators in Vermont. These workers are putting in long hours to meet growing student needs, as the opioid epidemic is on the rise, and child poverty grows. They are spending their own money to buy food and clothes for students. They are supporting their families as the primary breadwinner, and paying off high levels of loan debt. And they feel disrespected because they work in a female-dominated profession.
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