The Legislature is maintaining its self-imposed climate obligations while simultaneously acknowledging that their proposed solutions are both impractical and too expensive.

Governor Scott has reiterated his belief that defending the policy could result in higher costs than any financial benefits it might bring.

A Vermont Superior Court judge placed a Temporary Restraining Order on the Vermont Department for Children and Families this ...

New York is looking for $75 billion and has been previously challenged by 22 states for its law; Vermont hasn’t specified its ...

He's expected to serve as the chair of the National Democratic Caucus in 2026, a role that would expand his national profile ...

Vermont's Global Warming Solutions Act (GWSA) and Climate Superfund Act (Act 122) have created legal mandates, but – so far – the Legislature has not provided the necessary funding for ...

The U.S. Justice Department filed lawsuits against four states this week, claiming their climate actions conflict with ...

Senate Republicans tried to add environmental rollbacks to the 2026 budget bill. The chamber voted against taking up the amendments.

We're working with the governor's folks to see how we can move closer in his direction,” the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee said.

El Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos presentó demandas contra cuatro estados esta semana, argumentando que sus ...

Green up day just naturally fits into our tradition. It's the way we're built, and I think it's a great example of what Vermont's all about,” Gov. Phil Scott said during a Wednesday press conference.