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ELECTRIC VEHICLES: A PRESENTATION BY EFFICIENCY MAINE

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Heat pumps are defying Maine’s winters and oil industry pushback

This was yesterday’s (February 7, 2023) headline in the Washington Post, just days after a “one in a generation” freeze in the Pine State. “Fossil fuel industry groups say the technology isn’t ideal for the state’s climate. Mainers aren’t buying it” wrote Anne Phillips. READ MORE

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Could the Climate Crisis Spell the End for Maine Lobster?

The state’s thriving lobster industry owes a lot to smart fishery conservation measures implemented over the past three decades. But given the Gulf of Maine’s rapid warming, how far can these interventions go? Picture credit: Louis Hansel/Unsplash Published in ecowatch.com by Nicole Greenfield, a writer at NRDC whose articles on religion, the environment, popular culture, and social […]

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Competition makes UMaine think bigger about its offshore wind project

Despite setbacks and delays, the UMaine project is likely to be the first floating commercial-scale wind farm in the U.S. Picture credit: Tux Turkel, staff writer at the Portland Press Herald, wrote: “UMaine’s bid to be a player in the emerging offshore wind industry has suffered repeated setbacks. Most notably, it was hobbled during the […]

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Maine Question 1, Electric Transmission Line Restrictions and Legislative Approval Initiative (2021)
Water Quality Work Group Session on Thursday, November 18, 2021, at 11 AM at the Dunaway Center all invited

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