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Tires trouble residents along Lake Champlain
WCAX
"They do leach out some toxics, and in lab experiments those toxics have affected life, but typically in a realistic setting in the lake it's diluted so much that it doesn't have an effect, but mostly it's just a litter, a source of litter," said Mike ...

WAMC
$20 Million Federal Grant Awarded To UVM To Study Lake Champlain Resiliency
WAMC
University of Vermont Distinguished Professor Judith Van Houten directs the program. “Extreme weather events are going to cause damage in the watershed and undermine the adaptive interventions that we have been helping state policymakers come up ...

WAMC
$20 Million Federal Grant Awarded To UVM To Study Lake Champlain Resiliency
WAMC
The effort will be led by Vermont EPSCoR – the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research. University of Vermont Distinguished Professor Judith Van Houten directs the program. “Extreme weather events are going to cause damage in the ...

$20 Million Federal Grant Awarded To UVM To Study Lake Champlain Resiliency  WAMC

Bernie Sanders’ Hollywood Jewish Problem  TheWrap

Carona, Hescock are co-Artists of the Month in Wardsboro
Commons
Last summer, he participated in an art program at the Governor's Institute of Vermont at Castleton University and recently displayed his work at the Robert H. Gibson River Garden Art Gallery in Brattleboro. After high school, he would like to attend ...

A few dozen members of new admissions coalition don't plan to use its application for the next admissions cycle  Inside Higher Ed

A few dozen members of the coalition of leading colleges that plans to reform college admissions with a new application system this summer don't plan to use it ...

Leahy: Now Vermont, too, shows why national EB-5 reforms are needed
Vermont Biz
by Patrick Leahy Years ago when I began working to reform the national EB-5 program, the problems we saw seemed far removed from the many promising EB-5 development projects in Vermont. It is heartbreaking, and it is maddening, to see such problems ...

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Vermont Cynic
$20 million granted to Echo
Vermont Cynic
Vermont EPSCoR is the state's answer to the national mandate to promote scientific progress and does “research and development” in various areas of science, according to the Vermont EPSCoR's website. “[EPSCoR] has worked on proposals for the ...

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Vermont Cynic
$20 million granted to Echo
Vermont Cynic
“[EPSCoR] has worked on proposals for the competitive award for about a year,” said professor Judith Van Houten, director for Vermont EPSCoR. UVM is a primary institution in EPSCoR, Houten said. Approximately two-thirds of the awarded funds will be put ...

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Vermont Cynic
$20 million granted to Echo
Vermont Cynic
“[EPSCoR] has worked on proposals for the competitive award for about a year,” said professor Judith Van Houten, director for Vermont EPSCoR. UVM is a primary institution in EPSCoR, Houten said. Approximately two-thirds of the awarded funds will be put ...

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Vermont Cynic
$20 million granted to Echo
Vermont Cynic
Vermont EPSCoR is the state's answer to the national mandate to promote scientific progress and does “research and development” in various areas of science, according to the Vermont EPSCoR's website. “[EPSCoR] has worked on proposals for the ...

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WAMC
$20 Million Federal Grant Will Study Lake Champlain Resiliency
WAMC
Dr. Judith Van Houten is Director of the Vermont Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research: “We're going to combine water and soil sensors so that we'll know in the watershed what's happening with these severe events.” The results will be ...

$20 million granted to Echo – The Vermont Cynic  Vermont Cynic

Hillary Clinton Wins New York Democratic Primary, CBS News Projects  News On 6

CBS News projects Hillary Clinton as the winner the New York primary.

WPTZ
Vermont EPSCoR Wins $20 Million NSF Award to Promote Resiliency in Lake Champlain Basin
UVM News
“We'll essentially be giving managers a tool that will help them build resiliency in areas that have been vulnerable in the past,” said Judith Van Houten, University Distinguished Professor at the University of Vermont, who is directing the research ...
Sen. Leahy, UVM chief announce largest research grantWPTZ
US grant of $20 million will study Lake Champlain resiliencyPhys.Org
UVM receives $20 million to study Lake ChamplainBurlingtonFreePress.com

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WPTZ
Vermont EPSCoR Wins $20 Million NSF Award to Promote Resiliency in Lake Champlain Basin
UVM News
A press conference announcing a $20 million competitive award to Vermont EPSCoR for Lake Champlain research was held at the ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain on April 18. In attendance were (from left), UVM's John Evans, president of ... “VT EPSCoR ...
Sen. Leahy, UVM chief announce largest research grantWPTZ

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Vermont Biz
Vermont EPSCoR wins $20 million award from NSF to promote resiliency in Lake Champlain Basin
Vermont Biz
A $20 million award from the National Science Foundation to Vermont EPSCoR will help answer that question, providing much needed information to decision-makers as they govern the basin and develop policies that reach far into the future. UVM researcher ...
Sen. Leahy, UVM chief announce largest research grantWPTZ

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BurlingtonFreePress.com
UVM receives $20 million to study Lake Champlain
BurlingtonFreePress.com
A research team lead by UVM Professor Judith Van Houten will spend five years collecting data to help state and federal officials craft policy to protect the Lake Champlain watershed. "Our research goal is to make it possible to identify, understand ...
Vermont EPSCoR Wins $20 Million NSF Award to Promote Resiliency in Lake Champlain BasinUVM News
Sen. Leahy, UVM chief announce largest research grantWPTZ
US grant of $20 million will study Lake Champlain resiliencyPhys.Org

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UVM awarded $20M grant for Lake Champlain research
WCAX
... to damage from extreme weather events -- you all can recall a few of those I am sure and why other parts of the watershed are not so resilient," said Judith Van Houten, who directs EPSCoR -- the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research.

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