Conservation Law Foundation

Are you feeling extra sneezy this spring?

It’s not just you. Climate change is making allergy season longer and more intense, turning seasonal allergies into a growing public health issue.

Unchecked data center development could lead to soaring utility bills and polluting emissions. Earlier this week, Vermont passed a law in a near-unanimous vote that would protect the state's residents and environment. Despite overwhelming support, Governor Phil Scott vetoed the bill.

But the fight isn't over. The bill can now return to a veto session, and if at least two-thirds of the House and Senate remain in favor of the rule that the vast majority already supported, the law will be enacted despite the governor's opposition.

Vermonters: you can still make a difference by urging your legislators to remain firm in their stance. Tell them to enact this law and protect the state from dirty, polluting data centers: https://act.clf.org/page/98758/action/1?ea.tracking.id=FBorganic