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The cancer-causing chemicals TCE and PCE have been found at dozens of sites in Vermont that were home to dry cleaning businesses, auto shops, and manufacturing plants.
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Spiese, who works as a hazard waste site manager for the Department of Environmental Conservation, is once again traveling around Bennington in response to further PFAS contamination in residents' water.
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The state now says it wants to test up to 90 wells across southern Bennington for toxic PFAS chemicals, and residents within the testing area are anxiously awaiting more information.
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In a rebroadcast from January, Vermonters share how they are working to use human feces and urine as fertilizer.
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Host Mikaela Lefrak talks with Vermonters who are working to use human waste as fertilizer and some of the challenges they face.
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"Ice-out" dates mark when researchers can begin sampling water systems across Vermont � and they provide clues about the state’s changing climate.
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Vermont's commissioner of environmental conservation announced her resignation Friday.In an email to her staff, DEC Commissioner Emily Boedecker said she�
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Laurel Casey counts herself as a casualty of farm pollution.Her small, lakeshore house in Bridport has been damaged by runoff from the farm fields above�
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Two state agencies have failed to penalize an Addison County farm that allowed tens of thousands of gallons of liquid manure to reach a stream and Lake�
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Vermont’s cleanest lakes are showing alarming signs of increasing phosphorus pollution � the nutrient that feeds algae blooms � according to a research�