Why is Vermont so slow to move to a low carbon diet?

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Why is Vermont so slow to move to a low carbon diet?

Here in Vermont – a state with a strong conservation history – the disappointment of Copenhagen means one thing: We must redouble our efforts to cut our own emissions, and serve as an example to other states and, even nations. Click here to read VNRC Executive Director Elizabeth Courtney's My Turn piece which ran in the Burlington Free Press and at vtdigger.com.

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