Schuyler Jackson Aims To Lead Vermont Enviro Board
Schuyler Jackson, a Pennsylvania born Harvard educated lawyer and environmentalist, faces Senate confirmation as Vermont’s next Environmental Board chairman. He stresses organizing Act 250, setting clear guidelines, and balancing private property with public welfare while guiding Vermont’s land use plans. He aims for a living plan responsive to changing state character and public input. He enjoys outdoor life in Waitsfield and bikes a 19 mile circuit three times weekly.
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Longest living bacteria found buried in Windermere mud
Scientist Dr. R T Cross reports Thermoactinomyces vulgaris spores recovered from lake mud are the oldest verified living entities, dating back about 1,500 years. The spores remain viable under extreme conditions, prompting questions about longevity and evolution over 16 centuries.
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