Green

By Exception Staff | February 08, 2010

Antidepressants, antibiotics and steroids are ending up in Maine's water supply.

By Exception Staff | November 12, 2009

Dr. Ray B. (Bucky) Owen, Jr., of Orono has been recognized for his efforts to protect wild Atlantic salmon in the Penobscot.

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By Jim Cavan | September 16, 2009

Batchelder’s home will be open from 10am to 4pm during the October 3d Green Homes Tour, and he, along with Redman and Jay Lawrie from SEA Solar Store, will be there to answer questions and give tours of the property.

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By Exception Staff | September 15, 2009

A new documentary film features a few of Maine’s most important environmental victories and the people who helped to make them possible.

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By Bart King | September 15, 2009

Interior bureaus will coordinate climate change science and resource management strategies.

By Bart King | August 24, 2009

Maine ranks only 16th in America for beachwater quality.

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By Jacquie Ottman | July 21, 2009

Eco-labels are a popular and effective way to certify that a product really is as green as it claims to be. But what are some alternatives to eco-labeling, and what are the benefits of steering away from third-party certification?

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By Bart King | July 01, 2009

The funding is meant to support the deployment of turbines and control technologies to increase power generation and environmental stewardship at existing non-Federal hydroelectric facilities.

By Exception Staff | June 17, 2009

Over 400 renewable energy leaders from around the world are meeting in Rockport this week.

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By Exception Staff | June 17, 2009

PSA Peugeot Citroën sold more than one million vehicles emitting less than 140 grams of CO2 per km worldwide for the third consecutive year.

By Exception Staff | June 15, 2009

Senator Susan Collins discusses how Maine could become "the national center for deep-water, offshore wind energy."

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By Exception Staff | June 11, 2009

15 public buildings in Maine could soon be heated with wood-biomass systems rather than fossil fuels.

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By Bart King | June 09, 2009

Investment in clean energy topped 2007's record investments by 5% due to China, Brazil and other emerging economies, according to a new UN report.

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By Peter Linsley | June 09, 2009

Senator Snowe wants Maine to develop offshore renewable energy.

By Peter Linsley | June 05, 2009

Maine legislators pitched the plan to US Energy Secretary Steven Chu.

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By Bart King | May 29, 2009

Numerous court decisions over the last eight years have overturned portions of the Clinton-era rule, creating a complicated legal picture for forest management.

By Peter Linsley | May 15, 2009

The US Senate resolution designating today as the fourth annual "Endangered Species Day" was proposed by Senators Susan Collins and Dianne Feinstein.

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