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April 2009 - Climate Change Grant Program
The VTANR is currently soliciting proposals from municipalities and non-profit organizations for projects that increase energy efficiency, achieve measurable reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, and increase use of clean renewable resources. The maximum per grant award is $12,000. A total of $360,000 is available this grant cycle. There will be two evaluation/award rounds. The proposal deadline for round 2 has been extended to May 1 2009. more information>>

 

  March 2009 - 2009 Section 319 Request for Nonpoint Source Project Proposals
The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is pleased to be able to seek project proposals from governmental agencies or non-profit organizations for Section 319 grant funding. Interest is with providing financial assistance to implementation project proposals that will result in the control, management and reduction of water pollution arising from certain priority nonpoint source discharges. Awards will be issued based on available funding. The deadline for submitting proposals is Friday, May 15, 2009. more information >>

 

 

February 2009 - Vermont Asbestos Group (VAG) Mine
The Vermont Asbestos Group Mine site is an inactive asbestos mine and mill which operated beginning in the early 1900’s and closed in 1993. The mine site comprises 1,540 acres on private lands on Belvidere Mountain within the towns of Eden and Lowell, Vermont. For more information about the mine site please see the ANR's Waste Management Division - Sites Management Section web site. more information >>

 

 

January 2009 - Hydroelectric Power in Vermont.
There are approximately 85 hydroelectric generation facilities operating in Vermont and on waters bordering other states. Under state law, the Agency of Natural Resources is charged with ensuring that these projects are operated so that the state's rivers and lakes - which are public trust resources - continue to meet Vermont's water quality standards. Hydroelectric power projects fall into two broad categories based on whether or not they are regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). more information>>

 

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Program Spotlight
 
Redevelopment of Contaminated Properties -
The Brownfields Program

Municipal Planners, Redevelopers, and Community members can benefit their communities with new uses for abandoned and substantially underutilized properties. The links on this page will give you an introduction to: the principles of brownfield redevelopment, an understanding of the RCPP statute, redevelopment success stories, application materials, and available grant sources.
For more information, please see the Waste Management Division's Brownfields Program page...


STOP ROCK SNOT!
Invasive Alga Didymo
Updated Didymo (a.k.a.rock snot ) website with tips for how all river users can reduce the spread of aquatic nuisance species.

Vermont Governor's Commission on Climate Change
Learn more about the
Governor's Commission
on Climate Change

Vermont Clean and Clear Action Plan
Learn more about the
Governor's Clean and Clear Action Plan

Vermont Mercury Education & Reduction Campaign
Learn more about what the DEC is doing to reduce Mercury Pollution


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