An old mill town in northern Vermont almost created a domed city. An energy crisis can bring startling ideas.
One night in 1979 a group of its creative young city planners went to dinner and Mark Tigan, then the cityâ??s 32-year-old director of community development and planning, decided that not enough attention was being paid to energy conservation. Then, in the way that only a few glasses of wine can facilitate brainstorming, someone said, half tongue-in-cheek, they should put a dome over the city.
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