Vermont Legislature Overrides Key Vetoes on Renewable Energy and Overdose Prevention

Democratic supermajority in Vermont's legislature successfully overturns governor's objections to critical bills on climate action and public health.

The Vermont Legislature voted to override Republican Gov. Phil Scott's veto of a bill requiring 100% renewable energy by 2035.
A pilot overdose prevention center will be established in Burlington after the legislature overturned the governor's veto.
The renewable energy bill aims to reduce carbon emissions and save money for Vermonters over time.
The overdose prevention center will include safe injection sites and provide access to addiction treatment and medical services.
Other vetoes overturned include measures on property taxes and pesticide restrictions.