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BYOBiz: Speaking from Experience: "Benjy Adler"

With virtually no funding and right out of college, Benjy started his entrepreneurial journey with a food cart on Church Street serving a variety of homemade crepes. Today, just a few years later,...

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Thinking Out Loud: Burlington College: "Joe Veronneau | "Vegetarianism""
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Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature: "Paul Stamets - Solutions from the Underground: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World"

Paul Stamets has written six seminal mushroom-related books, including Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms,

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Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature: "Anim Steel - The Real Food Challenge"

Anim Steel is the Director of National Programs at The Food Project in Boston, MA, founded twenty years ago to create personal and social change through sustainable agriculture. It currently...

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"Vermont Terroir: The Link Between Taste and Place"

An expert on food and culture, Trubek discusses the significance of linking taste with place and the concept of terroir. Originally a French term, terroir is most commonly used when talking about...

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Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature: "Dreaming New Mexico: An Age of Local Foodsheds and a Fair Trade State"

Peter Warshall, Co-Director of Dreaming New Mexico (DNM) and a world-renowned water steward, maniacal naturalist, research scientist and a former public official, portrays this inspiring systemic model...

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Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature: "Win Economics: Restoring Natural Order as if People and the Planet Really Mattered"

If we can make radical changes in how we think about our relationship to nature and economic growth, we will see restored, vibrant ecosystems and healthy, prosperous farmers, cows, consumers, employees...

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Slow Money: "Keynote: Bill McKibben"

Bill McKibben, author of Eaarth [sic], shares his latest perspectives on global environmental issues and the role that local food systems play in addressing...

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"The Healer Within"

Highlights from the First Annual New England Healers Symposium held at The People Barn in Greensboro, Vermont November 21 and 22, 2009.

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Gund Institute at UVM: "Food, Energy and Quality of Life in Iowa"

In September of 2009, a group of students and professors from the University of Vermont and Iowa State University met in Iowa with a goal to better understand the current...

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