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The Very Hungry City - by Austin Troy Bloom Film Series Television Premier The End of Cheap Energy -
James Howard Kunstler Vermont Energy Independence Day FLOW Sustainable Urbanism: Building Accessible, Livable, and Prosperous Communities - Robert Cervero 6th LEAP Energy Fair |
![]() Sustainable CommunitiesSustainable Communities ProgramVNRC's Sustainable Communities Program builds on Vermont's long tradition of compact, vibrant settlements surrounded by farms, forests and unique natural areas. For over two centuries Vermonters have sought a balanced path to economic well-being that recognizes the importance and interdependence of both community and countryside. VNRC Classic "So Goes Vermont" Now Available Online
Thoughts on the Future of VermontIn response to the Vermont Council on Rural Development’s request for VNRC’s thoughts on the future of Vermont, Executive Director Elizabeth Courtney outlines some of the priorities that will guide this organization far into the future, including stemming the privatization of the world’s water resources, curbing the loss of Vermont’s farm and forestlands and combating climate change and achieving energy security. VNRC COMMENTARY: The Great Transition?In this Op-Ed, VNRC's Executive Director Elizabeth Courtney muses that we are not experiencing another “Great Depression” or even a “Great Disruption” as some leading business experts and authors assert. Instead, she posits that we are in a “Great Transition” Why? "Because transition implies a future, as opposed to the dead end of a depression or a disruption. And the future can be as hopeful as we can imagine it." VNRC on call to support communities in face of adverse court rulingVermont municipalities that want to protect important natural resources and wildlife habitat face additional challenges in the wake of a Vermont Supreme Court decision, and VNRC is available to help communities navigate the new legal landscape. The Gift of Sharing
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