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A key legislative committee is recommending $31 million in new taxes and fees annually to clean up Lake Champlain and other Vermont water bodies,�

A plan to fund water-quality improvements by assessing a per-parcel fee on all property owners in Vermont is already drawing opposition in�

One-point-three billion dollars. That's the total amount the state thinks it needs to clean up Lake Champlain and other waterways over the next 20 years.�

If lawmakers go along with the recommendations outlined in a long-awaited report released late Sunday night, then property owners across Vermont will pick�

Lake sturgeon look like the fish you don't want to meet in a dark alley. They are big, old, and mean looking.They can grow to over six feet long and 300�

The incoming leader of Vermont's environmental agency says there is one factor that has made water quality issues more complicated over the years: climate�

The new leader of the state's environmental agency is no stranger to the cleanup effort for Lake Champlain. Julie Moore is the newly named Agency of�

Environmental watchdogs say they’re heartened by Governor-elect Phil Scott’s pick to lead the Agency of Natural Resources, but that it’s too early to�

Next month, Vermont Treasurer Beth Pearce will unveil a much-anticipated legislative report that will tell lawmakers how to raise the $1.3 billion needed�

State officials identified a potentially toxic bloom of cyanobacteria � also known as blue-green algae � in Mallets Bay earlier this week, after they had�