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An 11-minute video with a compelling look at why Otter Creek in Rutland leapt up as Irene struck, increasing in flow by nearly 20 times in the space of a little more than a day, while downstream in Middlebury the river rose much more gradually, and more safely. This video was produced by the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC), www.ctriver.org and the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) www.clf.org
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On the Anniversary of Irene: Untold Stories of What Went Right: Featured in video: Narration: Howard Dean, former Governor of Vermont; Michael Kline, Rivers Program Manager, Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (VTDEC, ANR): Louis Porter, Lake Champlain Lakekeeper, Conservation Law Foundation (CLF); Rose Paul, Director of Science and Stewardship, Vermont Chapter of the Nature Conservancy; Kim Greenwood, Water Program Director, Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC); Nan Jenks-Jay, Co-owner of Miller Hill Farm Native Plants Nursery, Sudbury, Vermont;
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