Because plants.

No. They have little nutritional value and loads of cholesterol.

Plant oils have little nutritional value and loads of cholesterol.

People ate mainly what they gathered. Berries and roots. Meat was not easy to obtain.

By default a greater quantity of catastrophes is more noticeable.

You probably caught a glimpse of the tail end of an F-35 flown by the Green Mountain Boys.

All the predictions around climate change are happening to a greater extent and faster than predicted.

Let's actually see what is in the bill before claiming it is denying self defense in ones own home. So far this post is hearsay and innuendo.

I second Bolton. Cochran's for a more intimate experience but Bolton is very beginner friendly.

Most likely these are immature Bald Eagles. They have these colorings before they mature and the distinctive white feathers grow into place.

Be sure to check out Dakin Farms too. Good local company in N. Ferrisburg.

It's not the winters. It's the lack of sunshine from November through March.

VT needs to replace an aging workforce. There is little chance it overpopulates here. The severely dark winters are enough to weed out the people who try to relocate here. The population of the state is not too much greater than it was 40 years ago.

The students who don't pay the university for housing pay local landlords top dollar for the hundreds of rental properties near the university. The people that used to occupy these hundreds of rental properties because they were close to their jobs in Burlington cannot compete with wealthy college students and have to move to Plattsburgh or some other surrounding area and the people that used to live locally in Plattsburgh now how to move outwards becasue they can't compete with the ex-Burlington residents. The cycle continues rippling outwards from Burlington. UVM has tons of space and cash to put up a few additional housing developments for their students.

But every company is not paid a fee by the worker to be able to go to the workplace and have the job. Your logic isn't present. There is no parallel between an employer providing housing and a university not providing it, Except that the university not providing the housing displaces the workers and makes the employer have to scramble. In many cases anyways employers do provide housing to their workers. But that is out of necessity so they can have workers. If there was housing available the employers would not need to provide it themselves.

UVM is not a state school. It is a quasi -public school due to its agricultural school. But in all other regards it is private and has the money and land to provide housing for all its students. Without adequate housing for the student body extreme pressure is put on the surrounding areas and the ripple effects are felt outwards for many miles.

Unless people can agree on the facts there is no chance of carrying on a meaningful conversation. I have seen few conservatives/republicans capable of understanding the difference between the facts and their opinions.

Why isn't UVM required to provide housing for every student?

If it takes until 2050 for 1' rise we'll be lucky. As for trying to prevent the changes that will ensue, if we fail to kick our fossil fuel addiction, they will not be able to be prevented.

UVM has over 10,000 students but only has housing for 3,000. That exerts big pressure on the Burlington housing market. It ripples outwards from Burlington to surrounding communities. Why shouldn't a private university be required to house all its students?

Especially no one that rubbed shoulders with the Giants when they had their summer camps at St. Michael's College. No fans were created by that. Never gonna get over 18-1 apparently.

That is correct. You don't get the credit above and beyond what your tax liability is. Changing your withholding doesn't really do anything. You will owe in taxes the same amount EOY based on your earnings. Using the tax credit to get a refund on taxes you paid but did not owe in the first place won't get you additional funds.

Bought a new 2022 Leaf in March. I received $2500 credit at purchase from State of VT and $1500 credit at purchase from GMP. And next years tax return will get the $7500 Federal Tax Credit. So I got the Leaf for $11,500 less than MSRP.

If you're into skiing World Cup race at Killington Saturday and Sunday.

If you hear them but don't see them it's the Green Mountain Boys in their F35's. They are out several times a day.