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Report suggests solutions for flooding in the Lake Champlain and Richelieu River basins

By Emma Cotton

Aug 25 2022August 25, 2022

After a catastrophic flood in the spring of 2011, the International Joint Commission studied ways to minimize damage from flooding. It released a report on the subject this month.


Businesses trickle in after flooding in White River Junction building

By Valley News

Aug 21 2022August 21, 2022

While some businesses have reopened in a limited capacity, others likely won’t be back for a week or more as they clean up.


Kathy Urffer: A way to ensure access to surface water users for decades to come

By Commentary

Apr 8 2022April 7, 2022

Vermonters support clean water, and many rely on access to surface water as part of their livelihoods. This bill will ensure that all have equitable access to that water in the future.


UVM study says climate change will magnify flood damage in the next century

By Talia Heisey

Jan 19 2022January 22, 2022

Unless steps are taken to mitigate potential impacts, flooding within the Winooski River region will cause up to $5.2 billion in damage in the next 100 years, the study says.


Then Again: How George Aiken found ways to bring electricity to the whole state

By Mark Bushnell

Dec 5 2021December 3, 2021

The founding of electric cooperatives, Aiken said, shows “that our farmers mean business and will not be bluffed nor seduced into paying, to a privileged few, a tribute on a heritage that rightfully belongs to all Vermonters.”


After Irene: In South Royalton, reflections on what was lost, and how people came together

By Ashley DeLeon

Aug 23 2021August 23, 2021

Repair costs for Irene-related damage in South Royalton exceeded $2.2 million. Much of the immediate cleanup was handled by volunteers.


What Tropical Storm Irene can teach Vermont 10 years later

By Kevin O'Connor

Aug 22 2021August 21, 2021

‘Irene was just the appetizer for the main course that’s yet to come if we don’t buckle down and start making changes,’ says one state leader.


Climate whiplash: Flash floods damage roads, swamp houses in parts of southern Vermont

By Emma Cotton

Jul 30 2021July 30, 2021

A storm delivered about 5 inches of rain in 24 hours in some parts of southern Vermont overnight Thursday. While July has been abnormally wet, abnormally dry conditions only recently subsided in the southern half of the state.


Report examines how climate change will challenge Vermont’s insurance industry

By Abigail Chang

Jul 6 2021July 6, 2021

A Department of Financial Regulation report says severe weather events will increase in frequency, and so will insurance claims and losses.


Burr: We found a solution that benefitted both people and nature

By Commentary

Feb 9 2021February 8, 2021

This commentary is by Lisa Burr, co-owner of The Woods Lodge in Northfield. When my husband and I bought The Woods Lodge in 2004, located in Northfield along a tributary […]


Bridge connecting Williston, South Burlington closed indefinitely

By Jacob Dawson

Nov 8 2019November 8, 2019

Following the Halloween storm, a temporary bridge connecting Kimball Avenue in South Burlington to Marshall Avenue in Williston is closed indefinitely.


Scott to submit disaster declaration for Halloween storm damage

By Xander Landen

Nov 7 2019November 7, 2019

Vermont has logged at least $5 million in damage to infrastructure including roadways and railways. The governor plans to seek federal recovery assistance.


Harsh rain, wind lead to flooding and power outages

By Erin Petenko

Nov 1 2019November 2, 2019

November flooding

The most dangerous flooding has passed, but large regions remain under a flood warning and wind advisory.


Heavy rainfall leads to flooding in some parts of the state

By Iris Lewis

Jun 21 2019June 21, 2019

Flooding from the White River along Rt 107 in Stockbridge on Monday. Photo by VTrans.

Rain on Thursday led to power outages and road closures in parts of the state.


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