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Courtesy Of U.S. Air National Guard/Andrew J. Merlock The Vermont Air National Guard took part in this U.S. National Guard firefighting training in Georgia in 2016 Many Vermont lawmakers say they are ready to ban the forever chemicals that have contaminated drinking water in parts of the state. They have many reasons. In Vermont s best-known case, the chemicals known as PFAS contaminated hundreds of wells in Bennington after two former textile factories in the town baked them onto their products for years. Elsewhere in Vermont, evidence of contamination has turned up in the leachate of lined landfills because discarded rugs, furniture and clothes break down, and the PFAS-based waterproofing on fibers washes away.
Want the getaway feeling of camping without the hassle of setting up a tent?
A new rental property in Lake Geneva offers a place where people can camp indoors, complete with all the modern-day amenities often forsaken by those camping in the traditional sense.
Itâs called âglamping,â a term for camping with all of the luxuries of being inside.
Representatives from Keefe Vacation Rentals are opening a glamping vacation rental property at 703 W. Main St., Lake Geneva.
At the property, there are five indoor tents that can sleep two people each, plus bar area with swings for barstools, a kitchen area, large dining table, plus wall art and a pull-out couch.
MINNEAPOLIS â Too many geese and too much poop are stirring up controversy in Rochester these days over how best to control the city s beloved goose population.
The town has long embraced the flocks of resident Canada geese that wander its riverfront and parks long after the migratory geese wing out of town. But an overabundance of goose feces that slicks up trails, dirties playgrounds and beaches and contaminates water prompted city officials to take action this spring to reduce the number of goslings that will hatch.
Over the past two weeks, a private company hired by the city and a group of recruited volunteers have roamed four local parks searching for goose eggs to slather in corn oil, which cuts off the oxygen supply needed for a gosling to develop.
Rochester s bid to control its goose population sparks controversy Reducing the number of goslings that hatch ruffles feathers on Facebook.
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Too many geese and too much poop are stirring up controversy in Rochester these days over how best to control the city s beloved goose population.
The town has long embraced the flocks of resident Canada geese that wander its riverfront and parks long after the migratory geese wing out of town. But an overabundance of goose feces that slicks up trails, dirties playgrounds and beaches and contaminates water prompted city officials to take action this spring to reduce the number of goslings that will hatch.