Today, the Board of Trustees of Vermont Law School and its President and Dean, Thomas McHenry, jointly announce his decision not to seek renewal for another term and that he […]
Today Vermont Law School’s Center for Agriculture and Food Systems (CAFS) and University of Vermont Extension’s Northeast Center to Advance Food Safety (NECAFS) announced the launch of a free legal […]
The coronavirus pandemic exposed major long-standing problems in the U.S. food system. Harvard and Vermont Law Schools’ “Urgent Call for a U.S. National Food Strategy: An Update to the Blueprint” […]
The theme of this year’s event is “Don’t Be a Fossil Fool: Transitioning to, Living in, and Protecting a Decarbonized World.” Vermont Law School’s student-run Vermont Journal of Environmental Law […]
Court rules in favor of community groups, represented by Vermont Law School’s Environmental Justice Clinic and Earthjustice, to hold EPA accountable for failing to investigate civil rights complaints in a […]
On September 26, Vermont Law School’s Environmental Law Center hosted the 11th Annual Colloquium on Environmental Scholarship. The annual event brings together environmental law scholars from around the world to gather and present […]
Today Vermont Law School announced the launch of the new Farm and Energy Initiative (FEI) website, a collaboration between the law school’s Institute for Energy and the Environment and Center for Agriculture and Food Systems. The […]
Act H.833, a new bill that will help the state protect its surface waters, has passed the Vermont House of Representatives. As periods of drought increase and seasonal weather patterns […]
At a time of historical demand for racial justice and new approaches to responding to harm, Vermont Law School, which houses the Center for Justice Reform and is host of […]
Aided by a brief filed by Vermont Law School’s Environmental Advocacy Clinic, federal judge James Boasberg today ordered the shutdown of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Vermont Law School faculty members Hillary Hoffmann, […]