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Some opine that building houses is the “highest and best use” of “undeveloped” land. What has been missing from the discussion is consideration of economic activity that already exists in the Agriculture and Resource Protection Zone and its potential growth.

Vermont’s current approach to energy transition is cumbersome and heavy-handed. We can achieve substantial carbon reductions with a positive approach that uses incentives, education and state policies that will facilitate rather than mandate electrification.

For more than a year, Maine Public's news staff has been taking a deep dive into the all-encompassing subject of climate change — examining its effects, its challenges and what future adaptation might look like in Maine, one county at a time.

SOUTHWEST HARBOR — Maine Won’t Wait, the state’s four-year Climate Action Plan from the Maine Climate Council, puts Maine on a trajectory to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 45 percent

The $5.4 million in state and federal funding includes $2.5 million in climate-related workforce grants.

Record Clean Energy Investments Achieved Since State’s Climate Action Plan, Maine Won’t Wait, Was Released in 2020 Waterville, MAINE – Governor Janet Mills announced today that she will invest $5.4 million in State and Federal funds in two climate initiatives to protect Maine communities and to create good-paying clean energy jobs.

The City of Waterville is scheduled to host a workshop on Community Resilience at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 29, at The Elm, 21 College Ave. The workshop is another step in the city’s process of identifying ways to reduce carbon emissions, transition to clean energy and become more resilient to climate change effects such as […]

Lucas Lanigan, a Republican, is running against John McAdam, a Democrat.

HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education is set to meet at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss operational and personnel items and celebrate student achievements.

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