As tick threat explodes, state's reluctance to address clima

The CDC says rising temperatures are partly to blame for the tripling of mosquito-, tick- and flea-borne illnesses from 2004 to 2016, but Maine's governor, a climate skeptic, is tying public health officials' hands.

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