Last fall Vermont Law School began a process of programmatic restructuring which would allow the school to compete in today’s law school environment and thrive going forward. This followed several […]
The Native American Law Students Association (NALSA) at Vermont Law School invites the public to visit “Project 562,” an exhibit by Native American photographer and activist Matika Wilbur. Located in […]
How can older farmers ensure that their productive lands will continue to be used for growing food after they retire? How can young farmers compete with private land developers for […]
The editors of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL), Volume 20, at Vermont Law School will convene a Symposium to explore a new paradigm in environmental jurisprudence, whether nature should have […]
The Environmental & Natural Resources Law Clinic at Vermont Law School worked with local advocates on this “powerful tool” to protect their community from fossil fuel infrastructure. In a decision […]
Helping farmers reduce energy use and produce cleaner energy onsite to improve the economic and environmental sustainability of farms and food systems nationwide. In an effort to support the economic […]
Manufactured-home cooperative will be powered in part by a 130 kilowatt photovoltaic array sited on land donated by neighboring church. Mascoma Meadows, a 50-unit resident-owned manufactured-home cooperative in New Hampshire’s […]
Vermont Law Review Symposium will examine how businesses are changing the environmental landscape by exploring the intersection of the private sector and public interests. On Friday, September 14, 2018, experts […]
—They came to South Royalton from near and far, and their paths to Vermont Law School were diverse and varied. Before arriving on campus this week, the incoming students at […]
As new Director of the Environmental Law Center at Vermont Law School, a powerful advocate brings experience in climate law, food and ag, clean energy, transportation, and environmental justice. Accomplished […]