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Professor Sallie Sheldon discusses the problems associated with the introduction of Myriophyllum spicatum, commonly known as Eurasian Milfoil

E.Q. is exploring aspects of personal responsibility and alternate lifestyles through bioshelters, aquaculture, and solar energy.

Professor George Wenzel gives a talk entitled "Marooned in a Blizzard of Contradictions: the Inuit and the Animal Rights Movement"

Professor Bob Churchill gives a talk entitled "Some Environmental Consequences of Boom and Bust: the Case of Kennecott". Kennecott is a little town that became a ghost town when the mines shut down.

Keith Akers discusses vegetarianism from a nutritional, ethical, and ecological standpoint.

Discussions about Environmental awareness as the owner of a large piece of land that is home to many rare Vermont plants decides to build a radio dish on it.

EQ hopes to bring attention to the "controversial question of nuclear power" after two large explosions destroyed a nuclear power reactor at Chernobyl.

The energy council took out an announcement in the Middlebury Campus to inform of simple ways that individuals can save energy.

Claire Ayer returns to school, and while balancing being a student and a mother, she also refuses to let the ailing environment become a problem on campus