Why Detroit Residents Turn Down Free Trees
Fear of having to maintain trees planted by the city drove roughly 25% of eligible Detroit residents to submit “no-tree requests” between 2011 and 2014, says new UVM research in The New York Times,
Prof. Roman Defends Endangered Species Act in New York Times
In an op-ed published in the New York Times, UVM’s Joe Roman argues in favor of the Endangered Species Act – and against some of the changes proposed by the Trump Administration.
In Developing Countries, Living Near Forests Improves Kids' Diets
Children in 27 developing countries have better nutrition when they live near forests, according to new UVM research in ABC News, UPI,
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