After Irene, Vermont shows us what climate resilience looks like

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By Nancy ShulinsNov 2, 2014, 8:11 am53 pts
Three years after Tropical Storm Irene turned their fields into lakes and their cows into swimmers, the owners of Liberty Hill Farm are planting sunflowers, creating beauty where they once saw devastation. Beth Kennett’s eyes still flood with tears as she and her husband, Bob, recall the volunteers…

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