Banning Food Waste: Lessons for Rural America
As municipalities across the country consider banning food waste as a strategy to combat climate change, a new University of Vermont study offers policy lessons for rural communities.
While Vermonters support banning food waste from landfills – and a whopping 72 percent already compost or feed food scraps to their pets or livestock – few say they are willing to pay for curbside composting pick-up, new University of Vermont research shows.
Using Machine Learning and AI to Sustainably Feed the World
Researchers at the University of Vermont have teamed up with scientists around the U.S. to tackle agriculture’s grand challenge of feeding the world’s growing population while conserving natural resources and reducing its environmental footprint.
Gund Moves to Farrell Hall
The Gund Institute for Environment will move across the University of Vermont campus to Farrell Hall this week.
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