A new book by leading economic analyst Mark Cooper outlines how the transformation of the electricity system can affordably and equitably achieve economic growth and the slowing of climate change. […]
The Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) at Vermont Law School presents articles on the environmental costs of expedited oil and gas development, conflict over water access in Central Asia, […]
The current political economic system is misaligned for meeting the global imperatives of rapidly reducing greenhouse gases and sharing wealth more equitably, the authors of a new book maintain. In […]
The latest edition of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) includes articles on a range of timely issues, from climate change-related migration and international law to judicial approaches to […]
This month the Vermont Law School community welcomes new leadership as Thomas McHenry begins his tenure as the school’s ninth president and dean. A former partner with Gibson Dunn in […]
The weeks-long “Sex, Gender, Expression & the First Amendment Project” (SGE1) is sponsored by Alliance, a coalition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and straight members of the law school community, […]
Nationally recognized leaders in the environmental justice movement will join activists, scholars and lawyers for Vermont Law School’s annual Solutions Conference from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday, March 24, […]
Scholars and government officials from China will examine legal and scientific issues related to watershed ecological damage and compensation, using Lake Champlain as a model, during a conference March 3-4 […]
The Black Law Students Association (BLSA) at Vermont Law School will present "Sauti Yetu"—Swahili for "Our Voice"—a series of events to celebrate Black History Month. Free and open to the […]
The Vermont Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in six cases during the high court’s annual session at Vermont Law School on Wednesday, March 8, in Oakes Hall on the […]