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The Green Side: Want to get away?
If you're planning a fall escape, Vermont is the greenest choice in New England, says The Green Side's Christie Matheson. And she isn't just talking about the state's green trees and rolling pastures.
The leaves may be turning red, yellow, and orange, but Vermont remains the greenest state in New England. And there's no lovelier time to visit. Here's where to stay.
Check out her suggestions of green spots in the Green Mountain State, with perks from sustainability-focused restaurants to the protection of undeveloped land.
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Helping Boston live a greener, more environmentally friendly life.
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Beth Daley covers environmental issues for the Globe.
Gideon Gil is the Globe's Health/Science editor.
Erin Ailworth covers energy and the business of the environment for the Globe.
Christopher Reidy covers business for the Globe.
Glenn Yoder produces Boston.com's Lifestyle pages.
Eric Bauer is site architect of Boston.com.
Bennie DiNardo is the Boston Globe's deputy managing editor/multimedia.
Dara Olmsted is a local sustainability professional focusing on green living.
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