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Piping plovers return to Maine, remain endangered species in state despite sightings

Piping plovers return to Maine, remain endangered species in state despite sightings
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Worcester files after-the-fact permits for unpermitted cabins

If Worcester’s application is denied, the company will have to raze its cabins and restore the roughly seven-acre development to its previous condition.

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Worcester files after-the-fact permits for unpermitted cabins

A consent agreement required the Worcester company to submit an after-the-fact site law application for the cabins.

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Maine conservationists see positive signs in threatened piping plover population

Maine conservationists see positive signs in threatened piping plover population
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Coastal News Today | ME - Regulators want to limit coastal development to protect Maine s sand dunes

State environmental regulators are seeking to further limit coastal development to protect sand dunes from rising sea levels. The new rule would require that planning be based on new dune maps created by the Maine Geological Survey.

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