Mandatory Labels Reduce GMO Food Fears
As the U.S. Department of Agriculture prepares guidelines for labeling products that contain genetically modified ingredients, a new study from the University of Vermont reveals that a simple disclosure can improve consumer attitudes toward GMO food.
First of UVM + VLS 3+2 Program Graduates Law School
Rachel Heath, Community and International Development '17 is the first student to graduate from the academic partnership program between the University of Vermont and Vermont Law School wherein students spend 3 years at UVM and 2 years at VLS, completing both their Bachelor's and Juris Doctorate degrees in a 5-year window.
Continuing Community Development in Peru
Community development–in its many forms–takes on problems facing real people; from creating sensible and resilient transportation systems, to helping provide access to housing, to alleviating pressures from development or natural disasters, to addressing issues around food and more.
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