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Bats end Maine power line tree-cutting for two months

Tiny bats put kibosh on power line tree-cutting for 2 months The northern long-eared bats are tiny the size of a small mouse and they live in trees instead of caves. Author: DAVID SHARP Associated Press Published: 9:42 AM CDT May 19, 2021 Updated: 9:42 AM CDT May 19, 2021 PORTLAND, Maine Tree-cutting on a key stretch of a $1 billion hydropower project in western Maine is going to stop almost as soon as it started to protect the newly born young of a federally protected bat. The New England Clean Energy Connect has a narrow window of only two weeks to begin work on the power line after a federal appeals court gave the green light to proceed last week. Tree removal will have to stop in June and July when the pups of northern long-eared bats are born and cannot yet fly.

Neighbors blast Franklin quarry proposal - The Ellsworth American

Neighbors blast Franklin quarry proposal FRANKLIN Following a public hearing that spanned about two hours, the Planning Board decided to extend the public comment period to June 21 for a proposed rock quarry on a 75.5-acre parcel on South Bay Road. The proposal has drawn criticism and concerns from neighbors and abutters. The extension will give residents more time to make comments while the board waits on additional information it requested from the applicant, TC Gravel LLC in Ellsworth, Planning Board Chairman Brian Abbott explained to The American. One piece of the requested information is the decibel level of a proposed rock crusher on site, Abbott said.

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