BY KEVIN HART At a school where the Environmental Liberal Arts core focuses heavily on environmental issues and sustainability, many GMC students find it difficult to adjust their lifestyles to the college’s environmental mission. For example, some core classes may discuss the danger of carbon emission, but the students must rely on crude oil for [...]
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Gulf brings more gas diversity to Poultney
BY KEVIN HART As I was driving down Poultney’s Main Street earlier this semester, I noticed an amazing sight. The red and blue color scheme of the Exxon station had become an orange and blue color scheme of Gulf. For four years I waited for a moment like this.
College welcomes new Sustainability Coordinator
If there’s one place where it’s socially acceptable to believe that compost is beautiful, then that place is the Green Mountain College. And this belief helped Amber Garrard, the college’s new sustainability coordinator, to get hired for the position that was formerly held by the ever-popular Jesse Pyles.
