The symposium, titled "Cradle to Cradle: The Elimination of Waste," will focus on four areas of waste—energy, oceans, food and agriculture, and electronics. "The amount of rubbish and leftovers we […]
The ENRLC represents Northern Plains Resource Council (NPRC) in its case against Tongue River Railroad Company, Inc., owned by Arch Coal, Inc. and BNSF Railway. Last week, the federal Surface […]
Browner served as EPA administrator for eight years under President Bill Clinton. During that time, the EPA adopted the most stringent air pollution standards in the nation’s history, including a […]
The daylong program will include panels and workshops on social movements and the law, trans* rights, and prison reform and criminal justice issues. “We will discuss how social movements can […]
Christopher Knowles ’15, a juris doctor candidate at VLS, worked closely with Leon Brown‘s defense attorney Ann Kirby. Together they pored over thousands of pages of trial transcripts, discovery documents, […]
The USDA funding will support dissemination of agricultural and food law research and the development of legal tools related to two key sustainability issues—land tenure and gleaning. "Vermont Law School […]
The day-long event, "The Incarcerated Women’s Initiative, Then and Now: Vermont Summit on Women in Corrections," is open to the public and press and will include panel discussions and a […]
Bennett Resnik ’15, a juris doctor candidate at VLS, will present "A New Russian Revolution: Liberalization of LNG Export Market in the Face of Shifting Global Supply" during the conference’s […]
The event, free and open to the public and press, marks VLS’s celebration of Constitution Day and is the second installment in the school’s Fall 2014 Faculty Speakers Series. VLS […]
“A Smarter, Greener Grid: Forging Environmental Progress through Smart Energy Policies and Technologies” (Praeger, May 2014) describes the environmental benefits of a smart grid to upgrade the United States’ antiquated electrical grid—and […]