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Scott Vetoes Bill That Would Have Banned a Bee-Killing Pesticide

Gov. Phil Scott on Monday vetoed a bill that would ban the use of chemicals toxic to bees, arguing that the science on the issue.

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Legislature may have margin to override pesticide bill veto | Local-news

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Monday vetoed a ban on the use neonicotinoid pesticides that passed both houses of the Legislature by large margins

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Legislature may have margin to override pesticide bill veto | Local News

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Monday vetoed a ban on the use neonicotinoid pesticides that passed both houses of the Legislature by large margins

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Vermont Passes Historic Bill to Make Big Oil Pay for Climate Disasters

If the bill becomes law, Vermont will be the first state to hold Big Oil accountable for damages caused by its products.

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Vermont passed a bill making Big Oil pay Now comes the hard part

In holding Big Oil accountable, the state must determine much individual fossil fuel companies must pay for the impacts of climate disasters.

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