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Burlington Progressives TV: In the Shadow of McNeil - Thermal Energy Networks and Other Alternatives to Decarbonize 10/25/2023

From Burlington Progressives TV:

Host Gene Bergman is joined by Attorney James Dumont and Ward 3 resident Nick Persampieri to discuss the McNeil Plant, thermal energy networks, and other alternatives to decarbonize.

Burlington Mayor's Show: Thermal Heating Regulation and Carbon Pollution Impact Fee 01/25/2023

Darren Springer, Director of Burlington Electric, joins Mayor Miro to talk about the proposed ballot item for thermal heating regulation including the proposed carbon pollution impact fee that will be before voters on Town Meeting Day.

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Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Opposing the Cannabis Sales Burlington Ballot Item 02/25/2021

Dr. Catherine Antley is joined by Mariah Flynn Sanderson, Coalition Director, Burlington Partnership for a Healthy Community to explain why they oppose the Cannabis Ballot Item on this year's Burlington Town Meeting Day Ballot.

Moderator: Lauren-Glenn Davitian

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Burlington Ballot Item Forum - Cannabis Sales 02/24/2021

Sarah Carpenter, Ward 4 Burlington City Councilor, and Dr. Catherine Antley discuss the Cannabis Ballot Item on this year's Burlington Town Meeting Day Ballot.

 

Moderator: Lauren-Glenn Davitian

Town Meeting Day Election Forums: Burlington Ballot Item Forum - Thermal Energy 01/29/2021

Darren Springer, General Manager, Burlington Electric Department, Bill Ward, Director of Permitting & Inspections, and Jen Green, BED Director of Sustainability and Workforce Development, discuss the Thermal Energy ballot item on this year's Burlington Town Meeting Day ballot.

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