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Tap Lines: Maine breweries aim to reduce their impact on the environment Their efforts include recycling programs, solar installations and capturing carbon dioxide. By Catie Joyce-Bulay Photo courtesy of Maine Beer Co. The governor recently released “Maine Won’t Wait: A Four-Year Plan for Climate Action” outlining the steps Maine will take to fight climate change, beginning this year. Maine’s brewing industry had a voice at the table in Dan Kleban, co-owner of Maine Beer Co. “We’re proud to live in a state that is taking the lead in terms of Climate Action,” Kleban said in an ...

Sandy Gilbreath, LCRPC Thu, 01/28/2021 - 10:00am The Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission is launching a monthly newsletter to distill information and educate the public, interested parties, and local governments about the recently released “Maine Won’t Wait: A Four-Year Plan for Climate Action” report. The series, titled “LCRPC Interprets!” will dive into a different strategy from the plan each month, and discuss how Lincoln County will be affected and what actions can be taken. The newsletter will also highlight a different business each month through an interview...

Futures File: Crude crashes as demand slides Walt Breitinger © Special to the Register Walt Breitinger A look at futures prices on commodities that impact the Des Moines metro area and greater Iowa.    Petroleum’s horrendous tumble this week began Monday, fueled by a strong U.S. dollar and general concerns about slackening demand. The decline gained momentum on Wednesday as the International Energy Agency (IEA) reported an inventory build of 2.4 million barrels of crude. Thursday morning, the crash accelerated by $6 per barrel on worries the AstraZeneca vaccine roll-...

In December the Maine Climate Council launched its four-year action plan, “Maine Won’t Wait,” a comprehensive vision for addressing the climate crisis. The plan was developed by a broad, bipartisan coalition of participants including scientists,...

Scholars Strategy Network: The Maine Climate Plan is out – the rest is up to us Gov. Janet Mills has correctly made climate one of her top priorities. By John Dorrer Share As United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres summarized in the recent UN State of the Climate report, “the state of the planet is broken.” He went on to say that humanity is waging a war on nature and described this as “suicidal.” A stern warning to skeptics and deniers who continue to resist critical intervention. Maine has taken a bold step toward avoiding a climate catastrophe with the release of the ...