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Interview: Vermont Law School's Pat Parenteau on climate change politics

Friday January 26, 2007
Steve Delaney

Colchester, VT



All this week Vermont Public radio has been examining the Changing Climate, the lectures in climate change that the Legislature's been hearing for three weeks, and the hand-on steps that individual Vermonters are taking to offset the negative effects of climate change.

But there's a Vermont institution that's been involved in this campaign for a long time.

For a quarter of a century the Vermont Law School has specialized in environmental law, and that's what Professor Pat Parenteau teaches there.

He spoke with Steve Delaney and says climate change is a scientific problem that must be addressed on the political level.

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