The industry applauds the change, but more than 500 scientists voice concerns to world leaders over its long-term impacts on regulating carbon emissions.

The industry applauds the change, but more than 500 scientists voice concerns to world leaders over its long-term impacts on regulating carbon emissions.
Major utility reform is critical to realizing Maine’s clean energy plans, given the dominant utilities are driven by conventional thinking and shareholder returns.
Fears from past mining disasters are resurfacing as Wolfden Resources Corporation attempts to rezone land for a metal mine in Penobscot County. The company recently announced plans to also drill in Washington County.
For a more stable future, every level of government must move quickly to reduce emissions.
An age-old concept gives the state an opportunity to find a path for ecological and economic promise.
Women leaders offer insights and inspiration for tackling the intertwined social, environmental and political challenges we face.
In a time of trauma and tragedy, healing awaits us in the natural world.
To capture the many benefits of clean energy and forestall climate costs, Maine legislators should take rapid and bold action.
As Nor’easter season commences, scientists warn an increase in sea level of 1.5 to 1.6 feet by 2050 would result in the loss of 40 percent of Maine’s beaches.
With climate policy central to the incoming presidential administration, Maine can expect more federal support to implement its new Climate Action Plan.
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