The threat of destruction to natural resources is ongoing in South Burlington. But, without a doubt, neighbors can make a difference! If residents stay involved and make their voices heard, we can effect change and save our environment.
Robert Brinckerhoff, Andrew Chalnick, Rosanne Greco, Louise Hammond, Higley Harmon, Kathy Hays, William Hays, Noah Hyman, Claudia Miller, Dunia Partilo, Steven Partilo, Darrilyn Peters | Jan 14, 2021
The rate of development in South Burlington over the past few decades is unsustainable. Build out of our open spaces at the current pace might incrementally and temporarily add a small amount of more affordable housing for a few. But it won’t solve the fundamental income/expense imbalance for most … To address the real issues behind lack of affordability, we as citizens must support federal, state, and local policies to provide more equal access to all basic needs … Those of us who care deeply about preserving our environment and natural world are not selfishly protecting our own or neighborhood self-interest. We are trying to leave vital and irreplaceable resources for current and future benefit to all.
Kay Van Woert, South Burlington | Feb 25, 2021 LTE in the Other Paper
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Beth Zigmund | February 17, 2022
South Burlington sees too much Love for its own good
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Residents question councilor’s allegiance
Allan Strong, Janet Bellavance | Jan 13, 2022
City council must recognize relationship between growth, climate
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Promise of eternal growth an empty one
Wolfger Schneider | Jan 13, 2022
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We must not underestimate value of rural lands
Guest Perspective | Rosanne Greco Nov 18, 2021
All of us must work together to achieve net zero
Councilor Corner | Meaghan Emery Nov 18, 2021
Affordable housing committee takes a divisive approach
Guest Perspective | John Bossange Oct 28, 2021
Forests belong in federal reconciliation bill
Guest Perspective | Vermont Forest Conservationists Oct 7, 2021
South Burlington must Pursue net-zero goal
Michelle Mathias, South Burlington Sep 30, 2021
City’s land-use decisions will lead to ‘killer heat’
Guest Perspective | Rosanne Greco Sep 30, 2021
South Burlington Land Trust works to save key parcels
Guest Perspective | John Bossange Sep 9, 2021
Conserving land helps the climate
Rosanne Greco, South Burlington Sep 9, 2021
Affordable housing, land conservation not at odds
Councilor Corner | Meaghan Emery Sep 2, 2021
Appeal to city: Don’t squander opportunity to honor nature
Guest Perspective | Andrew Chalnick May 27, 2021
Climate issues hit home
Sarah Dopp, South Burlington Apr 29, 2021
Thoughts on what is needed to make open space decisions
Guest Perspective | Andrew Chalnick Mar 4, 2021
A broader view on issues of affordable housing
Kay Van Woert, South Burlington Feb 25, 2021
Neighbors can make a difference
Robert Brinckerhoff, Andrew Chalnick, Rosanne Greco, Louise Hammond, Higley Harmon, Kathy Hays, William Hays, Noah Hyman, Claudia Miller, Dunia Partilo, Steven Partilo, Darrilyn Peters | Jan 14, 2021
Open Space versus South Burlington Development
Claudia Miller | January 14, 2021
Build Houses or Protect Nature
Ray Gonda | January 7, 2021