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Rep. Tony Klein calls for public participation as legislature weighs Vermont Yankee’s future

September 26, 2026 | South Burlington City, Chittenden County, Vermont


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Rep. Tony Klein calls for public participation as legislature weighs Vermont Yankee’s future
Rep. Tony Klein, identified in remarks as chair of the House Natural Resources and Energy Committee, told the rally that the state is unique in having legislative oversight of a nuclear power plant and pledged to maintain a clear, honest decision-making process. "It's my responsibility as the chair of the committee ... to make sure that that process is pure," Klein said, adding that public input is essential.

Klein described the committee’s work to collect information and said the committee would use that information to make an informed decision next year. He urged attendees to enter the State House and speak directly to their elected officials, stressing that his role does not prevent citizens from lobbying or expressing their views to lawmakers.

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