UVM student activism brings use of 100% recycled toilet paper and paper towels, bleached without chlorine. Read the full story on how UVM is changing the world one piece of paper at a time. in the view
Release Date: 01-27-2010
The recent leak of radioactive tritium from Vermont Yankee, the state's nuclear power plant, has some legislators and citizens questioning whether relicensing of the facility should be granted. As that discussion plays out around the state, two experts will come to the University of Vermont campus to debate the larger issue: whether nuclear energy should be used at all. Full Story...
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UVM student organization VSTEP is actively engaged in the Burlington-based Kick the Bottle campaign, promoting reusable water bottles instead of single-use bottled water.
