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The future of logging and conservation is one and the same
The future of logging and conservation is one and the same by Jonathan Leibowitz and Robert T. Perschel VT Digger August 14, 2026 Category: Forestry The closure of Finch Paper’s pulp mill in Glens Falls, New York, is a blow that will echo across the Northeast for years. For loggers, truckers, foresters and woodlot landowners, this is not some distant threat to worry about in the future. It is — today — lost income, lost markets for wood and the continuing fraying of a way of life.
The future of logging and conservation is one and the same
Commentaries are opinion pieces contributed by readers and newsmakers. VTDigger strives to publish a variety of views from a broad range of Vermonters. Commentaries give voice to community members and do not represent VTDigger’s views. To submit a commentary, follow the instructions here. This commentary is by Jonathan Leibowitz, the president and CEO of Montpelier-based Northeast Wilderness Trust, and Robert T.
Could Harvard affirmative action ruling threaten Boston exam school policies?
All eyes in the higher education world are on the Supreme Court, which is expected to rule any day on whether universities can use race as a factor in admissions decisions. But - involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina - could have ripple effects into K-12 education that land squarely in Boston, where recent changes to the admission policies for the city's three exam schools are being challenged as discriminatory.
Wildlands, the natural answer to climate change
NEW ENGLAND is not immune to the global ecological crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, which both threaten human health and safety. With little time to act, we are racing to make up for decades of inaction and are leaning heavily on technology and intervention, from industrial-scale wind generation on mountain ridgelines and off our coasts, to large solar installations and electric transportation.
affirmative action (tag) - CommonWealth Magazine
If court rejects considering race in admissions, challenging use of proxies for race could be next affirmative action, Boston Latin School, Supreme Court ALL EYES IN the higher education world are on the Supreme Court, which is expected to rule any day on whether universities can use race as a factor in admissions decisions. But the case - involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina - could have ripple effects into K-12 education that land squarely in(...)
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