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The Weird, Unholy Alliance of Tucker Carlson and Environmentalists Gizmodo 8 hrs ago © Photo: Richard Drew (AP) Tucker Carlson has used his platform to, among other things, undermine climate science and lie about renewable energy. Yet last week, he put out an impassioned plea to save the Maine woods, claiming that “real environmentalists” should oppose a power line connecting Quebec hydropower to the U.S. Bizarrely, he and the Sierra Club are on the same page. Popular Searches The segment and the alignment with traditional environmental groups paint a picture of how complex renewable ...
Controversial power line caught up in high-stakes power struggle Central Maine Power is racing to build its New England Clean Energy Connect corridor as foes continue to throw up legal obstacles. Share Logging crews have begun clearing trees to widen the existing Central Maine Power transmission corridor near Moxie Pond in The Forks. Photo courtesy of Susannah Warner Driving home along Moxie Pond on the Troutdale Road in The Forks, Denise Rancourt can see the loaders, excavators and harvesters in the adjacent forest, cutting and limbing trees. Crews had cleared three or so miles on the sid...
Judge rejects bid to keep CMP from starting work on transmission corridor CMP says construction of the 145-mile corridor will likely begin sometime in January. Share A federal judge has denied a motion for a preliminary injunction that would have prevented Central Maine Power Co. from beginning construction on a 145-mile transmission line project to bring hydropower from Quebec to the New England power grid. U.S. District Judge Lance E. Walker issued his 49-page ruling Wednesday afternoon, rejecting the civil action filed by plaintiffs Sierra Club Maine, the Natural Resources Council of Main...
Read Article A federal judge has denied a motion for a preliminary injunction that would have prevented Central Maine Power Co. from beginning construction on a 145-mile transmission line project to bring hydropower from Quebec to the New England power grid. U.S. District Judge Lance E. Walker issued his 49-page ruling Wednesday afternoon, rejecting the civil action filed by plaintiffs Sierra Club Maine, the Natural Resources Council of Maine, and the Appalachian Mountain Club. The groups filed the motion for an injunction last month in an effort to delay any tree clearing until the court c...