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Promise Kept: Governor Mills Signs Strong, Bipartisan Budget Achieving 55 Percent of Education Costs For First Time in Maine History

Promise Kept: Governor Mills Signs Strong, Bipartisan Budget Achieving 55 Percent of Education Costs For First Time in Maine History
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Bills helping farmers transition from PFAS contaminated land, establish working farmland access program signed into law

Bills helping farmers transition from PFAS contaminated land, establish working farmland access program signed into law
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An LMF bond will support jobs, wildlife and public access to Maine land

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Photo courtesy of Forest Society of Maine NEW PRONG POND TRAIL A view from the lookout of the nearly completed Prong Pond Trail near Moosehead Lake. Photo courtesy of Forest Society of Maine NEW PRONG POND TRAIL A view from the lookout of the nearly completed Prong Pond Trail near Moosehead Lake. An LMF bond will support jobs, wildlife and public access to Maine land Contributed • May 14, 2021 By Karin R. Tilberg There is much discussion in Maine about how best to mitigate climate change. By Karin R. Tilberg There is much discussion in Maine about how best to mitigate climate change. The December 2020 “Maine Won’t Wait” report of the Maine Climate Council sets forth a broad and well-researched set of actions to do so. One of them is simple and relatively inexpensive: Keep Maine’s forests as forests. This opportunity is right in front of us, but is often relegated to the back burner. This action should be prioritized, and quickly.

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Governor Mills Presents Economics Bond Package Aimed at Fixing Roads and Bridges and Land Conservation In Honor of Maine Sportsman George A Smith

Home → Governor Mills Presents Economics Bond Package Aimed at Fixing Roads and Bridges and Land Conservation In Honor of Maine Sportsman George A. Smith Governor Mills Presents Economics Bond Package Aimed at Fixing Roads and Bridges and Land Conservation In Honor of Maine Sportsman George A. Smith May 7, 2021 Governor Janet Mills today presented a bond proposal aimed at rebuilding Maine’s transportation system and conserving lands and waters in honor of famed Maine sportsman George A. Smith, who passed away in February after a long and courageous battle with ALS. The proposal dedicates $100 million to maintain and upgrade Maine’s transportation system through the Maine Department of Transportation, and, in honor of George Smith, it also dedicates $40 million over four years to conserve lands and waters for Maine people through the Land for Maine’s Future (LMF) Program.

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Achieving goal of Mainers eating 30% locally sourced foods will require fundamental changes to food system

The Great Recession gave rise to an innovative model for meeting Maine’s food needs with local resources. The number of residents experiencing hunger had grown markedly by 2010 just as donations of shelf-stable foods declined due to increased efficiencies in the grocery trade. After importing travel-weary produce from farms out West, Good Shepherd Food Bank attempted to meet the growing demand with supply from struggling Maine farmers. Kristen Miale, who now leads Good Shepherd, recalled that the food bank’s staff then “did something incredibly smart; they approached farmers to ask, ‘How can we design this so it works for you?’”

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