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 […]
An official statement from Vermont Law School President and Dean Tom McHenry: VTDigger published an article on Sunday that focused on the restructured contracts for tenured professors at Vermont Law […]
Panel at Vermont Law School will discuss how visual arts and popular media can help promote environmental stewardship and wildlife conservation How can arts and pop culture help advance the […]
In an effort to support the burgeoning local green economy, Vermont Law School is announcing the launch of Vermont Law School Entrepreneurship and Legal Lab, or “VLSELL.” This novel, new […]
Forty years ago, Vermont Law School launched the Environmental Law Center, under the leadership of Professor Richard Brooks, creating the first such environmentally-focused law program in the nation. In the […]
The Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE) at Vermont Law School has entered into an agreement to work with Protect Our Power on timely and critical research related to […]
David Mears JD ‘91, after two stints at Vermont Law School during which he held multiple leadership roles at the school, has announced that he will resign as Director of the […]