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n a worldwide scale, agriculture is one of the largest consumers of energy, water and land. It is also the biggest polluter and the largest contributor to climate change. And depending on what we eat, it can be the largest factor to our health.

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    Vermont needs new watchdogs

    For Vermont's right-to-know law to have any meaning in the future, we need to find a different way to enforce it.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    Old news that haunts us today

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    Men and women of zeal

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    Yankee key to state's economy

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    One important aspect has been overlooked in the reporting of the protest at Vermont Yankee. These protesters have willingly broken laws.  Published: October 25, 2009 ( 1)
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