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The largest remaining stretch of the Long Trail that runs through unprotected private land will now be permanently open to the public.

Climate change is here, and the state’s energy transition is underway. A lot of uncertainty remains.

A new report from the state's Public Utility Commission says a clean heat standard is not the right policy solution for Vermont to reduce its emissions in the thermal sector, and that it plans to pitch an alternative.

A plan for how to manage central Vermont’s Worcester Range has been finalized. Earlier drafts spurred passionate public comment about climate change and public lands management.

For 50 years, the United Church of Underhill’s Old Fashioned Harvest Market has welcomed scores of visitors. And James Morris has been there most of that time � his voice booming over the hubbub.

¿ªÔÆÌåÓý education reporter Lola Duffort speaks to a Vermont native who researched the effects of a controversial state law mandating consolidation of smaller school districts. Plus, a conservation nonprofit is suing the state over potentially missing greenhouse gas emission targets, the Chester Selectboard punts on considering pro-development zoning regulations after hearing concerns from residents, Vermont’s archery deer season starts next week, and interim Education Secretary Zoie Saunders wants to make school offerings more equitable.

Conservation Law Foundation, a regional environmental advocacy group, is suing Vermont’s Agency of Natural Resources, alleging the agency has failed to keep Vermont on track to meet a key deadline to reduce climate warming greenhouse gas emissions.

The EPA is now calling for the Agency of Natural Resources to have sole authority over water quality on Vermont farms.

The Burlington Electric Department said they'll place a portion of the new electric vehicle chargers in historically disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Vermont has a reputation for being a place that is relatively safe from the worst impacts of climate change. However, the latest series of climate fueled flooding disasters is raising questions about whether that’s the case.