The steady state: Vermont stands pat and the rest of the nation struggles to catch up

Article Abstract:

Conservative Vermonters rejected Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal because they mistrusted it. Over time, their conservatism resulted in the most effective environmental laws and a government that resolves problems at grassroots level. Big corporations are not favored by residents.

Political aspects, Vermont, Conservatism

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Politics and our discontent: despite all the disillusionment, it really matters who runs our government

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Americans have a low regard for politics and the personalities behind it. Big business has taken advantage of this apathy to increase its influence over government policies. The public needs to get seriously involved and make its chosen candidates accountable to it.

Evaluation, Column, Elections, Public participation, Politics

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At home in an eco-village

Article Abstract:

Eco-villages are enjoying increased international popularity. These are environmentally friendly cooperative neighborhoods similar to traditional villages which independent in terms of energy production and waste disposal.

Usage, Innovations, Environmental aspects, City planning, Sustainable development, Urban planning, Village communities

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