Jump to content. In August, a tributary of Lake Champlain in St. Albans, Vermont experiences a bloom of cyanobacteria. Caleb Kenna from ProPublica. In the midst of a 225-year endeavor to align Vermont’s waterways with stricter EPA requirements, certain legislators are concerned that the project’s methods may not be as financially efficient as they could be, particularly given that a state-required audit was never carried out. November 26, 2017, 3:22 am. Die Liste ist 220:22.3. Alter aesthetics. This piece was created as part of the Local Reporting Network’s collaboration with Seven Days for ProPublica. Join Dispatches to receive our updates via email on a weekly basis. Recently, Vermont’s Clean Water Board marked a significant achievement: During the last ten years, the state has spent almost a billion dollars to restore the purity of its water bodies, including streams, rivers, and lakes.
