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| Commentary - Shaping laws for the long term |
| By Rutland Herald |
| Published: 03/14/2007 |
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RUTLAND, VT - With the building of the interstate highway 50 years ago, Vermont began to see rapid, uncontrolled development. Our leaders could have ignored the impending problem, but they had the foresight to pass legislation preserving our environment, communities, and quality of life. Do we have such foresight today? Two months ago I challenged the 2007-2008 Legislature to think beyond the next election and consider our decisions in the context of future generations. That's why you see this Legislature working intently on complex and controversial challenges. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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