Hell yes [...]
Hell yes [...]
Governor Jim Douglas’ resident smart tech man, Tom Evslin, is still threatening Vermont [...]
If Vermont were to secede from the United States empire and become an independent nation-state, how could it possibly survive as a separate republic? How would it function? Are there any examples of smaller, sustainable nation-states which might serve as a role model for a state like Vermont, should it [...]
The U.S. Census Bureau has begun mailing out pre-questionnaire letters to households across Vermont. Census questionnaires will be mailed out later this month. Burlington has been working with the Census Bureau in their outreach efforts. Among other things we’ve utilized promotional and informational materials at City Hall, placed information in [...]
... green jobs have become the ginseng of progressive politics: a sort of broad-spectrum snake oil that cures whatever happens to ail you. They are the antidote to economic malaise, an underskilled labor force, the inherent unwillingness of the public to suffer any significant economic [...]
This week brought further good news with regard to the busted flush that is/was "global warming."
It's clear that peak alarm has passed.
The press made it seem like it was a real win for Vermont. Long-term electricity contracts for the two major Vermont power companies with HydroQuebec's seemingly inexhaustible supply of clean and green hydropower.
But maybe there's more to the story than meets the eye. [...]
