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Future dim for Allagash lawsuit (Bangor Daily News, 8/22/07)
Plum Creek hearings sought for Greenville (Bangor Daily News, 8/20/07)
Goldfinches, cedar waxwings are late breeders (Bangor Daily News, 8/20/07)
Saco to consider buying second wind turbine (Portland Press Herald, 8/20/07)
Opponents Say Kibby Windmills Will Ruin Spectacular View (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/20/07)
Eat local, and change the world (Portland Press Herald, 8/18/07)
Maine Farm Days gives agriculture a chance to shine in Clinton (Bangor Daily News, 8/18/07)
Wood boiler debate heats up (Bangor Daily News, 8/17/07)
Ruling: Pollution papers are open to all (Portland Press Herald, 8/17/07)
Outdoor Wood Boilers Scrutinized at BEP Hearing (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/16/07)
Maine Farm Days begins tomorrow in Clinton (Portland Press Herald, 8/16/07)
Incinerator's operator agrees to pay penalty (Portland Press Herald, 8/16/07)
Town councilor's remarks anger Katahdin company (Bangor Daily News, 8/16/07)
Editorial: New rules to reduce pollution from and complaints about outdoor wood boilers (Bangor Daily News, 8/16/07)
Opinion: Status has helped Maine protect its land from being used as a low-level nuclear waste dump (Bangor Daily News, 8/16/07)
Eight Thousand Acres Being Added to Baxter Park (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/15/07)
Potential energy savings have towns seeing green (Portland Press Herald, 8/15/07)
Beach pollution fight heads inland (Portland Press Herald, 8/15/07)
Professor to discuss saving of Maine's sea birds (Portland Press Herald, 8/15/07)
Editorial: Backyard wood-fired boilers neat for owners, but not always for neighbors (Portland Press Herald, 8/15/07)
Two major land deals may affect public access (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/07)
DIF&W identifies 'big cat' fur sample as that of red fox (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/07)
Opinion: Too much access isn't a good thing (Kennebec Journal, 8/15/07)
Editorial: Proposal to put 38 wind turbines on Stetson Mountain in Washington County (Bangor Daily News, 8/14/07)
Wood burners save money, but often anger neighbors (Kennebec Journal, 8/12/07)
Local farmers' markets add color to summer (Kennebec Journal, 8/12/07)
Opinion: Maine should stop burning and develop true alternate energy sources (Portland Press Herald, 8/12/07)
Annual meeting of the China Lake Association (Kennebec Journal, 8/11/07)
Baldacci honors two for forestry contributions (Bangor Daily News, 8/11/07)
Terns’ delicate aerial ballet most captivating (Bangor Daily News, 8/11/07)
Castine: High number of cancer cases raises alarms (Bangor Daily News, 8/11/07)
Opinion: Merging Maine's forest past and forest future (Bangor Daily News, 8/11/07)
DEP staff backs Sappi plan to burn wood waste for fuel (Portland Press Herald, 8/9/07)
Groups to sue over habitat of Canada lynx (Portland Press Herald, 8/9/07)
Plum Creek study: Taxes would outpace services (Portland Press Herald, 8/9/07)
LURC forum targets wind farm noise (Bangor Daily News, 8/9/07)
Household Chemicals Focus of Portland Conference (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/8/07)
Opinion: Governor's Task Force Regarding the Management of Public Lands and Publicly-held Easements (Kennebec Journal, 8/8/07)
Concerns heard about wind farm (Bangor Daily News, 8/8/07)
Editorial: A stronger LURC (Bangor Daily News, 8/8/07)
Opinion: Have you had the chance to read about Plum Creek’s plans for Moosehead Lake? (Bangor Daily News, 8/8/07)
Brooksville: EPA schedules informational meeting on Callahan mine site (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/07)
Protecting environment linked to peace (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/07)
Editorial: Restricting days at sea has failed to stop overfishing (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/07)
Opinion: Maine farmers express why they wanted Bt corn (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/07)
Commissioner admits improper LURC contact (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/07)
Officials fear rescue scenario for Plum Creek (Kennebec Journal, 8/7/07)
Editorial: Maine should be bankrolling research into cellulosic ethanol (Portland Press Herald, 8/5/07)
Bacteria counts better at beaches (Kennebec Journal, 8/4/07)
Editorial: Approval of Bt corn (Kennebec Journal, 8/2/07)
Editorial: Critical habitat designation for Maine's lynx (Kennebec Journal, 8/2/07)
Opinion: Tunas follow the food fish to Canada (Portland Press Herald, 8/1/07)
Mars Hill wind farm attracts tourists (Portland Press Herald, 8/1/07)
Scientists look for ocean intruders (Portland Press Herald, 7/31/07)
Sheepscot Wellspring Land Alliance grants (Kennebec Journal, 7/28/07)
Review of how quarries affect the Kennebec River (Kennebec Journal, 7/28/07)
Kennebunkport Conservation Trust's volunteer island stewards (Portland Press Herald, 7/30/07)
Borestone Mountain: For one day Audubon opens its private lodge to nature-loving public (Bangor Daily News, 7/30/07)
Lynx habitat, populations under review (Bangor Daily News, 7/30/07)
Moosehead region to hold subdivision hearing (Bangor Daily News, 7/30/07)
Opinion: Milfoil proves much easier to acquire than control (Portland Press Herald, 7/29/07)
Billboard ban: A law for sore eyes (Portland Press Herald, 7/29/07)
Maine allows farms to grow modified corn (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/07)
Home-grown energy generates hot neighbors and ill winds (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/07)
Editorial: Verso decision should aim to get the Androscoggin up to Clean Water Act standards (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/07)
Dead whale found off Petit Manan (Bangor Daily News, 7/28/07)
LURC backs zoning change (Bangor Daily News, 7/28/07)
Modified corn OK'd for Maine farmers (Bangor Daily News, 7/28/07)
Plum Creek opponents change strategy (Bangor Daily News, 7/28/07)
Maine To Allow Genetically Modified "BT" Corn (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/27/07)
Groups Challenge LURC Authority Over Plum Creek Plan (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/27/07)
Trying to keep nests of terns on the Maine coast safe from predators (Kennebec Journal, 7/27/07)
Editorial: Lynx review (Bangor Daily News, 7/27/07)
Editorial: Mercury in the water (Bangor Daily News, 7/26/07)
Maine Fisheries and Wildlife officials await new invasion (Kennebec Journal, 7/27/07)
Access to land owned by state still a hot issue (Bangor Daily News, 7/26/07)
Baldacci names members to new Allagash panel (Bangor Daily News, 7/25/07)
Passengers find Island Explorer system to be easy, environmentally friendly (Bangor Daily News, 7/25/07)
Messalonskee group plans war on milfoil (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/07)
Ruling on lynx protections mishandled, to be reviewed (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/07)
Eat fish or avoid it? Scientists weigh in (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/07)
Solar home or 'monstrosity'? (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/07)
Editorial: Wind Power Picks Up (Bangor Daily News, 7/24/07)
Land acquisition fund seeks voter OK to borrow additional $17M (Associated Press, 7/23/07)
Tracking Thoreau, day by day (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/07)
Popular conservation fund appealing for more money (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/07)
Hundreds across state participate in count of loons (Bangor Daily News, 7/23/07)
Greenville: DOT slates hearing on Plum Creek (Bangor Daily News, 7/23/07)
Down East: LNG discussions wrap up (Bangor Daily News, 7/23/07)
Dixmont Dairy farm fails to clean up act (Bangor Daily News, 7/23/07)
Cell phones being used to call Maine owls (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/07)
Annual loon count held in central Maine (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/07)
Opinion: Why we didn't use the nasty stuff on Messalonskee Lake, Isn't poisoning a lake cheaper than building a new ramp? (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/07)
Selected quotes from Thoreau's travels in Maine (Associated Press, 7/22/07)
New map pays tribute to Thoreau's journeys in Maine's North Woods (Associated Press, 7/22/07)
Editorial: Katahdin is a wonderful mountain, and Baxter State Park is a true gem (Portland Press Herald, 7/22/07)
Opinion: Toxic chemicals inside us are a nightmare we can end (Portland Press Herald, 7/22/07)
Opinion: Can promises be fulfilled for new power plant? (Portland Press Herald, 7/22/07)
Horseshoe crabs spawn a mystery (Portland Press Herald, 7/21/07)
Warblers consistent songsters (Bangor Daily News, 7/21/07)
Decision on lynx sparks investigation (Bangor Daily News, 7/21/07)
Fishing top issue at LNG hearing (Bangor Daily News, 7/21/07)
Eco-paddler ends East Coast voyage (Village Soup, 7/20/07)
Thoreau and Indian Guides to be Honored in Greenville (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/20/07)
Opinion: Biotech-enhanced crops can co-exist (Portland Press Herald, 7/20/07)
Plan for power plant unveiled (Portland Press Herald, 7/20/07)
New wind-energy plan builds support (Portland Press Herald, 7/19/07)
Opponents lay out concerns about LNG plant proposal (Bangor Daily News, 7/19/07)
Economy vs. environment focus of LNG forum testimony (Bangor Daily News, 7/18/07)
Wind project garners support (Bangor Daily News, 7/18/07)
Coastal Choices: Learning from Five Conservation Success Stories on Maine's Coast (Maine Coast Heritage Trust, 7/18/07)
Volunteers aid health of China lakes (Kennebec Journal, 7/18/07)
Audubon Society Backs Washington County Wind Farm Plan (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/17/07)
Editorial: Before Maine gets Bt corn, protect organic farmers' crops protection (Portland Press Herald, 7/14/07)
Pesticide panel mulls Bt-modified corn (Bangor Daily News, 7/14/07)
Gov. Baldacci, son and team scale Katahdin (Bangor Daily News, 7/14/07)
Editorial: Money from Maine’s conservation license plates (Bangor Daily News, 7/14/07)
Maine may finally let Bt corn be grown, sold (Portland Press Herald, 7/13/07)
LURC members tour wind farm in Mars Hill to gain perspective (Bangor Daily News, 7/13/07)
New Generation of Electric Cars Being Sold in Maine (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/12/07)
Editorial: Black Nubble wind project's undeniable merits (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/07)
Global Warming could hurt Maine industries (Portland Press Herald, 7/12/07)
Searsport: Panel aims to draw port, conservation boundaries (Bangor Daily News, 7/12/07)
Hearing on new span over Allagash nixed (Bangor Daily News, 7/12/07)
Deal to restore fish runs (Portland Press Herald, 7/11/07)
Lobstermen worry deal will rush whale protections (Portland Press Herald, 7/11/07)
Sappi Fine Paper agrees to remove a dam and build passageways (Portland Press Herald, 7/11/07)
Editorial: Killing lots of deer no real strategy for tick control (Portland Press Herald, 7/11/07)
Holden: Developer warns councilor in deer habitat tussle (Bangor Daily News, 7/11/07)
Parties OK deadline in fishing gear suit (Bangor Daily News, 7/11/07)
Recycling simplified with 'single-stream' (Bangor Daily News, 7/11/07)
Acadia National Park: Falcon nesting sites fail (Bangor Daily News, 7/11/07)
Opinion: Whose job is it to foster landowner-sportsman ties? (Kennebec Journal, 7/11/07)
Owner Of Former Holtrachem Plant Seeks Appeal To U.S. Supreme Court (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/10/07)
Sappi, Regulators And Environmentalists Announce Agreement On Presumpscot Dam Removal (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/10/07)
New Federal Rules To Settle Lawsuit Over Whale Entanglements (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/10/07)
Black Nubble wind project supporters line up (Kennebec Journal, 7/10/07)
Editorial: Restrict use of ATVs by children (Kennebec Journal, 7/10/07)
Editorial: New boat launch on Messalonskee Lake (Kennebec Journal, 7/10/07)
HoltraChem case could go before nation's highest court (Bangor Daily News, 7/10/07)
Forest owners under pressure to sell off land (Portland Press Herald, 7/9/07)
Residents organize to oppose mining plan (Portland Press Herald, 7/9/07)
Whippoorwills have declined by as much as half in the last four decades (Bangor Daily News, 7/9/07)
Experts back deer hunts to fight disease (Bangor Daily News, 7/9/07)
Mainers take part in Live Earth event (Kennebec Journal, 7/8/07)
Messages accompany music on Live Earth day (Portland Press Herald, 7/8/07)
Live Earth concerts taking heat amid hype (Portland Press Herald, 7/8/07)
Editorial: Climate change test (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/07)
Trail festival to celebrate Thoreau's 1857 trek (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/07)
BEP faces tough issues, prepares for LNG hearings (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/07)
Live Earth showings set for Maine, world (Portland Press Herald, 7/5/07)
State biologists probe sighting of mountain lion (Bangor Daily News, 7/5/07)
Local Vegetable Growers Seeking the Attention of Whole Foods Store (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/4/07)
Government holds up new fuel sources (Portland Press Herald, 7/4/07)
Editorial: Canada lynx litters decline, but nobody really knows why (Portland Press Herald, 7/4/07)
Public invited to Open Farm Day (Kennebec Journal, 7/2/07)
Editorial: Wood ethanol shows that Maine can play (Portland Press Herald, 7/2/07)
Energy measure has state worried (Bangor Daily News, 7/2/07)
Feds to support state conservation effort (Bangor Daily News, 7/2/07)
Opinion: Chemical testing results startling (Bangor Daily News, 7/2/07)
Eider ducklings face uncertain future (Bangor Daily News, 7/2/07)
Opinion: I have created a wildlife habitat in my backyard (Kennebec Journal, 6/30/07)
Fall Atlantic salmon season approved (Portland Press Herald, 6/30/07)
Already, '07 a year of bad air days (Portland Press Herald, 6/30/07)
Farm vacations bring quiet thrill (Portland Press Herald, 6/29/07)
Rainforest Alliance Awards First SmartLogging Certification to Maine Master Logger Certification Program (Rainforest Alliance, 6/29/07)
Fort Halifax Dam deal rejected (Kennebec Journal, 6/29/07)
Is it a mountain lion? (Kennebec Journal, 6/29/07)
Governor names members of wind power task force (Portland Press Herald, 6/29/07)
Bar Harbor: July 4 events to go green (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/07)
State's bald eagles still protected by laws despite federal delisting (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/07)
Maine salmon commission approves fall fishing season - but with a catch (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/07)
All sides hail compromise on shorebird habitat bill (Bangor Daily News, 6/28/07)
Saco has financial deal with MERC (Portland Press Herald, 6/28/07)
It's ATVs vs. landowners over access (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/07)
Editorial: Plum Creek proposal inspires wider debate (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/07)
Opinion: American Indians have shown the way in respecting earth (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/07)
Opinion: The true cost of losing the meadowlark's song (Kennebec Journal, 6/24/07)
Bear attacks on humans in Maine rare, but possible (Bangor Daily News, 6/23/07)
Black-crowned night herons easy to identify (Bangor Daily News, 6/23/07)
Editorial: Localized rules as a way to increase fish populations (Bangor Daily News, 6/23/07)
Bill enacted to alter water extraction rules (Bangor Daily News, 6/23/07)
Wood chips prove ethanol grows on trees (Portland Press Herald, 6/22/07)
Kids' column on climate now national must-read (Portland Press Herald, 6/22/07)
Groups ramp up dissent against Moosehead plan (Bangor Daily News, 6/19/07)
Maine takes aim at global warming (Bangor Daily News, 6/19/07)
Editorial: There is no excuse for not switching to the curly bulbs (Bangor Daily News, 6/19/07)
Opinion: Maine’s system of fish and wildlife management is broken (Bangor Daily News, 6/18/07)
Editorial: Time to get wind power moving (Kennebec Journal, 6/18/07)
School experiences helped map environmental activist's path (Portland Press Herald, 6/17/07)
Maine beginning an effort to try to curb 'flushed' prescriptions (Kennebec Journal, 6/16/07)
Despite appeal of wind energy, projects have foes (Bangor Daily News, 6/16/07)
Opinion: Unplugging the myths of our energy future (Bangor Daily News, 6/16/07)
Anglers hoping for the revival of a traditional spring Atlantic salmon season (Bangor Daily News, 6/16/07)
State launches recycling plan for CFLs (Bangor Daily News, 6/15/07)
Editorial: Chemical trespass in our bodies (Kennebec Journal, 6/14/07)
Group of fourth-graders in Portland creates a list of priorities to stop global warming (Portland Press Herald, 6/14/07)
Preserve keeps Buxton property intact (Portland Press Herald, 6/14/07)
Experts: Climate change is affecting Maine's ecosystem (Bangor Daily News, 6/14/07)
Popular Energy-Saving Bulbs Pose Disposal Problem (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/13/07)
Kennebec River bill wins Senate approval (Kennebec Journal, 6/13/07)
Environmental bond wins (Bangor Daily News, 6/13/07)
A new study of chemical pollution in Maine people (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/12/07)
New study finds that Maine people are polluted with dozens of hazardous chemicals found in the products used every day (Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine, 6/12/07)
Study shows everyday items expose all of us to pollutants (Kennebec Journal, 6/12/07)
Study finds 36 toxic chemicals in bodies of Mainers tested (Portland Press Herald, 6/12/07)
Tests on 13 Mainers find industrial chemicals (Bangor Daily News, 6/12/07)
Meetings to focus on salmon seasons (Bangor Daily News, 6/12/07)
Toxins found in systems of 13 Mainers (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 6/12/07)
Environmental Regulators to Take Close Look at Toxic Pesticides (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/11/07)
Law seeks more protection for striped bass (Bangor Daily News, 6/11/07)
Newport: Farmers markets busy, branching out (Bangor Daily News, 6/11/07)
Editorial: LURC unanimously approved the rezoning of 244 acres for a $65 million resort (Bangor Daily News, 6/11/07)
Editorial: A Better Energy Bill (Bangor Daily News, 6/11/07)
Opinion: Energy security depends on LNG terminals (Portland Press Herald, 6/5/07)
LURC prepares to tackle full slate of projects (Bangor Daily News, 6/8/07)
LURC to weigh scaled-down wind farm project (Bangor Daily News, 6/7/07)
Environmental groups support one wind power project (Bangor Daily News, 6/7/07)
Opinion: Climate Change Calls for Leadership on Wind Power (Bangor Daily News, 6/6/07)
Global warming already affecting New England (Portland Press Herald, 6/5/07)
On N.H. mountaintop, dire warnings on global warming (Associated Press, 6/5/07)
Petitioners seek end to December partridge hunting statewide (Bangor Daily News, 6/5/07)
U.S. salmon plan earns perfect score (Bangor Daily News, 6/5/07)
Wild Atlantic Salmon Focus of 16 Nation Review (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/4/07)
Mount Katahdin: Volunteers aid trail cleanup at Baxter State Park (Bangor Daily News, 6/4/07)
Editorial: Wind compromise (Bangor Daily News, 6/4/07)
Cleanup slated for along the Kennebec (Kennebec Journal, 6/4/07)
LURC staff endorses resort's rezoning plan (Bangor Daily News, 6/2/07)
EPA deal OKs mill for pulp process (Bangor Daily News, 6/2/07)
Editorial: Localized fish management (Bangor Daily News, 5/29/07)
Conservationists select Drouin (Kennebec Journal, 5/29/07)
Editorial: Alewives will give you a run for your money (Kennebec Journal, 5/30/07)
Opinion: Garbage and pesticides as economic development (Bangor Daily News, 5/28/07)
Rachel Carson's legacy endures (Portland Press Herald, 5/27/07)
Carson refuge nestles quietly near growth (Portland Press Herald, 5/27/07)
Opinion: Fisheries will recover, but Maine has lost its place at sea (Portland Press Herald, 5/27/07)
For Some Investors, Money Grows on Trees (New York Times, 5/27/07)
Car dealer to industry: Come clean (Portland Press Herald, 5/25/07)
Quoddy Bay LNG meeting draws foes (Bangor Daily News, 5/25/07)
Editorial: Maine right to support California push for clean air (Portland Press Herald, 5/24/07)
Wardens say leave wildlife in the wild (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/07)
Bear trap bill rejected by House 82-60 (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/07)
Opinion: Maine Mountain Power’s recently revised wind-energy plan (The Phoenix, 5/23/07)
Eastport outlines LNG site concerns (Bangor Daily News, 5/23/07)
2006 Land Heritage Award Presented to Tin Smith (Maine Coast Heritage Trust, 5/23/07)
Maine joins call for EPA to let states cut emissions (Portland Press Herald, 5/22/07)
Editorial: President made it clear he will do nothing to require cars to use less gasoline (Bangor Daily News, 5/21/07)
Exploration of tidal power moves forward (Portland Press Herald, 5/21/07)
Shutdown of New England's largest seal rescue and rehabilitation organization (Portland Press Herald, 5/21/07)
Editorial: River restoration bill would entail many costs (Portland Press Herald, 5/21/07)
'Good bugs' control pests at Madison tomato greenhouse -- without chemicals (Kennebec Journal, 5/21/07)
Opinion: Another bear-hunting referendum will surely trap one thing -- money (Portland Press Herald, 5/20/07)
Freedom wind project returns (Kennebec Journal, 5/20/07)
Spring storms take toll on Maine's bald eaglets (Bangor Daily News, 5/19/07)
State's role looms large in monitoring waste flow (Bangor Daily News, 5/19/07)
Measure to ban deca advances in Augusta (Bangor Daily News, 5/18/07)
Bear-trapping foes continue after 11-1 vote against measure (Bangor Daily News, 5/18/07)
C.N. Brown, based in South Paris, fined $175,500 by EPA (Kennebec Journal, 5/18/07)
Power to pedalers: Save gas, save climate, save health (Portland Press Herald, 5/18/07)
15 seals released back into the sea (Portland Press Herald, 5/18/07)
Lobstermen Win Skirmish In Whale-Gear War (Ellsworth American, 5/17/07)
Editorial: Compromise to lower dangerous pollution from outdoor wood boilers (Bangor Daily News, 5/17/07)
Opinion: Bill requires dam owners to provide safe and effective passage for all twelve species of diadromous fish (Bangor Daily News, 5/17/07)
LL Bean changes paper supplier (Portland Press Herald, 5/16/07)
EPA awards five grants to help revitalize brownfields in Maine (Portland Press Herald, 5/16/07)
Opinion: Free our fish to move freely up and down rivers (Portland Press Herald, 5/16/07)
Fishery group seeks localized oversight plan (Bangor Daily News, 5/16/07)
Freedom might nix ordinance that stopped wind farm (Kennebec Journal, 5/15/07)
Landfill breaks ground on gas-to-energy project (Bangor Daily News, 5/15/07)
1,500 Scientists Worldwide Call for Protection of Canada's Boreal Forest (Boreal Songbird Initiative, 5/14/07)
Editorial: Weaning the U.S. off foreign oil Higher fuel efficiency is first step (Kennebec Journal, 5/14/07)
Opinion: Greenhouse gas legislation fits Maine's conservation ethic (Kennebec Journal, 5/14/07)
'Green' power lights state buildings (Portland Press Herald, 5/14/07)
Sustainability and respect for the environment were the themes during commencement ceremonies for at Unity College (Portland Press Herald, 5/13/07)
Maine Public Utilities Commission campaign calls for 10,000 carbon-free homes (Portland Press Herald, 5/13/07)
Reviving Scarborough property as an organic produce and livestock farm (Portland Press Herald, 5/14/07)
Visitors flock to festival highlighting MDI's birds (Bangor Daily News, 5/12/07)
Panel rejects ban on bear traps 11-1 (Kennebec Journal, 5/11/07)
Editorial: Bear trapping should be relegated to history (Portland Press Herald, 5/11/07)
Groups divided over wind power project (Kennebec Journal, 5/10/07)
Found a baby animal? Let it be (Portland Press Herald, 5/10/07)
Opinion: Keep environment in mind when preparing for summer (Portland Press Herald, 5/10/07)
Redington Project Scaled Back in Effort to Draw Support (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 5/9/07)
Bear-trap debate is aired (Kennebec Journal, 5/9/07)
Proposed bear-trapping ban stirs great debate (Portland Press Herald, 5/9/07)
Opinion: Look before we leap on carbon taxes (Portland Press Herald, 5/9/07)
Opinion: Look before we leap on carbon taxes (Portland Press Herald, 5/9/07)
Bear-trapping debate gets heated at hearing on bill (Bangor Daily News, 5/8/07)
Augusta to help Togus Pond group seek grant (Kennebec Journal, 5/8/07)
DIFW set to create task force on deer (Bangor Daily News, 5/8/07)
Editorial: The cost of including hunting access to preserve the land around Katahdin Lake (Bangor Daily News, 5/8/07)
Fish could soon be back in Cape E brook again (Portland Press Herald, 5/7/07)
Hybrids are still a rarity -- only 0.29 percent of vehicles on the road (Kennebec Journal, 5/8/07)
Hybrids are still a rarity -- only 0.29 percent of vehicles on the road (Kennebec Journal, 5/5/07)
New steps in Annabessacook oil probe (Portland Press Herald, 5/5/07)
Test your air-quality awareness, celebrate clean air (Portland Press Herald, 5/3/07)
Biddeford OKs five-year contract with trash plant (Portland Press Herald, 5/3/07)
Opinion: Ban chemicals found in baby bottles, toys (Portland Press Herald, 5/3/07)
Developer proposes smaller wind farm near Sugarloaf (Bangor Daily News, 5/3/07)
Wind turbine noise raises concern (Bangor Daily News, 5/3/07)
Legislature to Consider Risk of Chemicals in Baby Bottles and Toys (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 5/2/07)
Decline of honeybees threatens spring crops (Kennebec Journal, 5/2/07)
Katahdin Lake deal in jeopardy (Portland Press Herald, 5/1/07)
8,000-acre land deal in trouble (Bangor Daily News, 5/1/07)
Shorebird habitat deal brokered (Bangor Daily News, 5/1/07)
Editorial: Papering over pollution (Bangor Daily News, 5/1/07)
Decline of honeybees threatens spring crops (Kennebec Journal, 5/1/07)
Lawmakers Attempt to Clarify Wind Power Permitting Regulations (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/30/07)
Androscoggin Cleanup Still a Major Environmental Issue (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/30/07)
Opponents of bear trapping take message to YouTube (Kennebec Journal, 4/30/07)
Dixfield presentation on global warming (Kennebec Journal, 4/30/07)
Managing Katahdin Lake next for park (Bangor Daily News, 4/30/07)
Webcam eagles rekindle hopes (Bangor Daily News, 4/30/07)
Washington County: LURC approves wind farm application (Bangor Daily News, 4/30/07)
Editorial: Government reports about the cost of climate change (Bangor Daily News, 4/30/07)
Pingree has body tested for 67 chemicals found in everyday items (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 4/29/07)
Sherman Lake's death gives life to marsh - again (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/07)
Ogunquit envisions lure of being 'green town' (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/07)
Methane captured from a Hampden landfill will be used to generate electricity (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/07)
Climate debate stays on high heat (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/07)
Opinion: Rules protect important wading bird and waterfowl habitat, vernal pools that are breeding habitat for small amphibians (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/07)
Opinion: Dispute over land use hard on the beavers (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/07)
Revised Plum Creek plan saves shoreland (Kennebec Journal, 4/28/07)
More Mainers becoming 'locavores' (Kennebec Journal, 4/28/07)
Dye put in Piscataqua as part of pollution study (Portland Press Herald, 4/28/07)
Informed Growth Bill both praised, attacked (Portland Press Herald, 4/28/07)
Critics not swayed by new Plum Creek plan (Portland Press Herald, 4/28/07)
Plum Creek revises Moosehead plan (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/07)
Nest boxes easy to set up for bluebirds (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/07)
Puffin population attracts flocks of enthusiastic fans (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/07)
Marketers take note: It's a green consumer audience and it's getting greener every week (Portland Press Herald, 4/28/07)
Plum Creek Unveils Third Version of Development Plans (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/27/07)
Grant to help inspections for milfoil (Kennebec Journal, 4/27/07)
Editorial: Bill to protect organic farmers reaches too far (Portland Press Herald, 4/27/07)
Opinion: Responding to risks of climate change, By Sen. Susan Collins (Portland Press Herald, 4/27/07)
UM speakers discuss impact of climate change on fisheries (Bangor Daily News, 4/27/07)
Legislators hear wood boiler comments (Bangor Daily News, 4/27/07)
Legislative committee backs ban on deca (Bangor Daily News, 4/26/07)
Editorial: Good idea: Ganging up on climate change (Portland Press Herald, 4/26/07)
DEP cites developers of Augusta Crossing (Kennebec Journal, 4/25/07)
Oil fouls Annabessacook (Kennebec Journal, 4/25/07)
Lawmakers urged to pass pollution cuts (Portland Press Herald, 4/25/07)
Experts: BNAS reuse not doomed by pollution (Portland Press Herald, 4/25/07)
LNG protesters greet FERC officials seals (Bangor Daily News, 4/25/07)
Liability over gene-altered crops debated (Bangor Daily News, 4/25/07)
Farmers take sides in organic-modified battle (Kennebec Journal, 4/24/07)
Clean-energy advocate peddles awareness (Kennebec Journal, 4/24/07)
Editorial: Policing gravel pits (Kennebec Journal, 4/24/07)
Experts find traces of deca in seals (Bangor Daily News, 4/23/07)
Hundreds join at COA to mark Earth Day (Bangor Daily News, 4/23/07)
Opinion: Will proposed law mean farmer fratricide? (Kennebec Journal, 4/22/07)
Opinion: Dylan's got the answers about genetic engineering (Kennebec Journal, 4/22/07)
2 eagle chicks on webcam fail to survive nor'easter (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/07)
Snow, cold have negatively impacted birds (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/07)
Quoddy Bay LNG inks deal with tribe (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/07)
Want to save a planet? Waste not (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/07)
Don't just get clean - get green (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/07)
Editorial: A walk-behind mower emits as much pollution per hour as 11 cars (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/07)
Spring cleanup at the Scarborough Marsh (Portland Press Herald, 4/22/07)
Volunteers take to streets to warn of lead paint risk (Portland Press Herald, 4/21/07)
Earth Day celebrations scheduled (Portland Press Herald, 4/21/07)
Bar Harbor college goes all out for Earth Day (Bangor Daily News, 4/20/07)
Houlton to be site of major DEP cleanup (Bangor Daily News, 4/20/07)
Opinion: Brominated flame retardants, or PBDEs, have been a cash cow for the bromine chemical industry for several decades (Bangor Daily News, 4/20/07)
Ad blitz targets proposed flame-retardants ban (Portland Press Herald, 4/19/07)
GAO warns of cost tied to changes in climate (Portland Press Herald, 4/19/07)
Biddeford tables final vote on MERC contract (Portland Press Herald, 4/19/07)
'Carbon calculator' shows your pollution (Portland Press Herald, 4/19/07)
Popularity of Allagash documentary could spur use of wilderness waterway (Bangor Daily News, 4/18/07)
Towns near landfills targeted (Bangor Daily News, 4/18/07)
Approval of LNG deal confirmed by recount (Bangor Daily News, 4/18/07)
3 farmers' markets set to operate in Augusta (Kennebec Journal, 4/17/07)
Eeditorial: Whale rules entangled in suit (Portland Press Herald, 4/17/07)
Editorial: Maine's attractive 'brand,' as Brookings noted, is put at risk by unplanned development (Portland Press Herald, 4/16/07)
Editorial: Snow in April is no disproof of climate change (Portland Press Herald, 4/16/07)
Mainers get in 'step' with climate rally (Bangor Daily News, 4/16/07)
Opinion: Private property rights vs. saving pristine habitats (Bangor Daily News, 4/16/07)
Climate rallies join national push (Portland Press Herald, 4/15/07)
Migrating sandhill cranes an impressive sight (Bangor Daily News, 4/14/07)
Opinion: Make a commitment to good environmental choices (Bangor Daily News, 4/14/07)
Editorial: New climate, new policies (Bangor Daily News, 4/14/07)
Editorial: Bear trapping proposal is not about science (Portland Press Herald, 4/16/07)
Editorial: Greener' Investing (Bangor Daily News, 4/13/07)
Editorial: Clean Air Act Foul (Bangor Daily News, 4/13/07)
Ban On Trash-To-Energy Bill Considered In Augusta (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/13/07)
Editorial: Maine's dairy farms are an essential part of our rural landscape (Kennebec Journal, 4/12/07)
Lobstermen fear whale rules (Portland Press Herald, 4/12/07)
Foes of MERC contract force special meeting (Portland Press Herald, 4/12/07)
In Hampden, gas from waste set to become 'green power' (Portland Press Herald, 4/12/07)
Baby eagle spotted in Maine nest after all (Bangor Daily News, (4/12/07)
Emissions reduction plan unveiled (Bangor Daily News, 4/12/07)
Group asks BEP to deny Downeast LNG's application (Bangor Daily News, 4/12/07)
Opinion: Efforts to control warming may backfire (Bangor Daily News, 4/12/07)
Opinion: Warming requires action now (Bangor Daily News, 4/12/07)
Governor's plan would require polluters to pay (Portland Press Herald, 4/11/07)
Editorial: Questions about Deca should lead to a ban (Portland Press Herald, 4/11/07)
Heated debate punctuates hearing on shorebird zones (Bangor Daily News, 4/11/07)
Webcam eagles hatching attempt comes up empty (Bangor Daily News, 4/11/07)
Hampden landfill to harvest gas power (Bangor Daily News, 4/11/07)
Center to target salmon research (Bangor Daily News, 4/11/07)
Opinion: Activities as part of a national initiative to reduce carbon emissions (Bangor Daily News, 4/11/07)
Proposed expansion at Saddleback Mountain (Kennebec Journal, 4/11/07)
Opinion: Maine has done a poor job of protecting and managing its native brook trout (Kennebec Journal, 4/11/07)
Shorebird Habitat Debated at Statehouse (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/10/07)
Industry ad ignites deca bill backers (Bangor Daily News, 4/10/07)
DEP enforcement in '06 brings in $1.3M (Bangor Daily News, 4/10/07)
Report: Old Town landfill ash OK (Bangor Daily News, 4/10/07)
Opinion: U.S. needs national policy on global warming now (Bangor Daily News, 4/10/07)
Shorebird law stirs coastal anger (Bangor Daily News, 4/9/07)
A spruce forest's secrets revealed (Bangor Daily News, 4/9/07)
Editorial: No need to hype climate change report (Portland Press Herald, 4/9/07)
Honeybee die-off hits Maine growers (Portland Press Herald, 4/8/07)
Opinion: Fresh breeze blows from Supreme Court (Portland Press Herald, 4/8/07)
Opinion: Lawmakers should leave LURC alone - it's doing fine as it is (Portland Press Herald, 4/8/07)
The lure and lore of Katahdin through time (Portland Press Herald, 4/8/07)
Editorial: If offshore aquaculture is to become widespread, it can't be at the expense of forage fish (Portland Press Herald, 4/7/07)
Dover-Foxcroft couple wants to donate 115 acres as forestry class-room (Bangor Daily News, 4/7/07)
Bill to ban fire retardant debated by lawmakers (Bangor Daily News, 4/6/07)
Dixmont Farm, EPA reach accord (Bangor Daily News, 4/6/07)
BEP upholds Red Shield boiler permits (Bangor Daily News, 4/6/07)
Editorial: Develop a comprehensive list of preserved lands across the state (Bangor Daily News, 4/6/07)
Opinion: Bills would undermine Land Use Regulation Commission’s ability to balance development and conservation (Bangor Daily News, 4/6/07)
Bill To Ban Flame Retardant Draws Chemical Industry Opposition (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/5/07)
$45 million refinery project that would turn forest products into clean-burning oil is on hold (Bangor Daily News, 4/5/07)
Two Superfund-site buildings to be stripped, donated for Winthrop's use (Kennebec Journal, 4/5/07)
Phosphorus called key to Manchester modular-home lot OK (Kennebec Journal, 4/5/07)
Editorial: Time for Congress to address global warming (Kennebec Journal, 4/5/07)
Editorial: Climate Debate's New Phase (Bangor Daily News, 4/4/07)
Editorial: Bond package is bipartisan achievement (Kennebec Journal, 4/4/07)
Arctic charr joins brook trout as Maine Heritage Fish (Associated Press, 4/4/07)
Justices side with Maine in two air pollution cases (Portland Press Herald, 4/3/07)
Opinion: LURC can't ignore landowners' rights (Portland Press Herald, 4/3/07)
Rock goes GREEN (Portland Press Herald, 4/3/07)
Environmentalists in Maine are applauding two rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court that bolster the federal clean air initiative (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 4/2/07)
Wind Turbine Planned for State Capitol (Kennebec Journal, 4/1/07)
Editorial: No need to muck up compost permit authority (Portland Press Herald, 4/2/07)
Agreement is reached on $295 million bond package (Portland Press Herald, 4/2/07)
Gulf of Maine at center of new fish-farm debate (Portland Press Herald, 4/2/07)
Poland Spring pays millions to take water from the ground in Fryeburg, but where does the money go? (Portland Press Herald, 4/2/07)
Editorial: Allagash Advisory Council (Bangor Daily News, 3/31/07)
Owl monitoring program survey a real hoot (Bangor Daily News, 3/31/07)
Officials asked to help improve recycling at Hatch Hill Solid Waste Disposal Facility (Kennebec Journal, 3/29/07)
Compost fight muddies water (Portland Press Herald, 3/29/07)
Old Town: Town looking at ecotourism options on river (Colby College, 3/29/07)
Lawmakers to Address Need for Water Withdrawal Rules (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/28/07)
Celebrating Rachel Carson and the Natural World: Friday and Saturday, May 4th and 5th, 2007 at Colby College (Colby College, 3/28/07)
$75M sought for LMF program (Bangor Daily News, 3/28/07)
Acadia National Park: Nesting falcons prompt more trail closures (Bangor Daily News, 3/28/07)
Camden students grow own lunch (Portland Press Herald, 3/28/07)
Study of water testing program urged (Portland Press Herald, 3/28/07)
Residents challenged to fight warming (Portland Press Herald, 3/28/07)
Report: Catch-share programs hold key (Portland Press Herald, 3/28/07)
Storage tank deal approved in Perry (Portland Press Herald, 3/28/07)
Editorial: Growth caps push sprawl down the road (Portland Press Herald, 3/27/07)
Answers to Questions About Liquefied Natural Gas (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/26/07)
Support Land for Maine's Future: Attend the Hearing Tuesday or Email Lawmakers Today (Maine ECO, 3/26/07)
Editorial: State should ban flame retardant (Kennebec Journal, 3/26/07)
Opinion: State's future shaped by today's investments (Kennebec Journal, 3/26/07)
Opinion: We can have electricity and eels (Brunswick Times Record, 3/25/07)
Farm-raised fish from a frightening perspective (Portland Press Herald, 3/25/07)
Opinion: Region has become a world leader in fisheries regulation (Portland Press Herald, 3/25/07)
Opinion: Maine has lots of room and reasons for land and research bonds (Portland Press Herald, 3/25/07)
Editorial: Scuttle 'days at sea' before it sinks the industry (Portland Press Herald, 3/24/07)
Judge in emissions suit rejects companies' push for secrecy (Associated Press, 3/24/07)
Maine a model of e-waste disposal (Portland Press Herald, 3/25/07)
Opinion: Designing the Eco-tecture of community (Brunswick Times Record, 3/24/07)
Energy gurus tout BNAS 'Eco-plex' (Brunswick Times Record, 3/23/07)
Toxic Industrial Emissions Up in Maine (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/23/07)
Editorial: Eels vs. dams (Brunswick Times Record, 3/25/07)
Editorial: Expand efforts to fight milfoil (Kennebec Journal, 3/22/07)
Wildlife officials may turn to zoning laws to protect whitetails' winter habitat (Bangor Daily News, 3/21/07)
New research: Peregrine falcons show highest toxic "Deca" levels ever reported (NRCM, 3/21/07)
Maine to receive $4.2M to protect forests (Bangor Daily News, 3/21/07)
Opinion: Now is not the time to cut LURC off at the knees (Portland Press Herald, 3/21/07)
Land management practices in keeping with organic practices on all town-owned property (Brunswick Times Record, 3/20/07)
Editorial: Making the milfoil program more efficient is a clear winner (Portland Press Herald, 3/20/07)
Maine Audubon Society conducting the Maine Owl Monitoring Program (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 3/19/07)
Editorial: Legislation to create a mercury monitoring system (Bangor Daily News, 3/19/07)
Milfoil fighters forced to look for other funds (Portland Press Herald, 3/19/07)
Award-winning potato resists destructive bugs (Portland Press Herald, 3/19/07)
Can Maine's industry survive as ground stocks decline and regulations rise? (Portland Press Herald, 3/19/07)
Debate over bait-fish restrictions keys on issue of invasive species (Portland Press Herald, 3/19/07)
Opinion: Making the switch to organic foods benefits consumers (Portland Press Herald, 3/19/07)
Editorial: Eastern cougar haunts land of myth and maybe Maine (Portland Press Herald, 3/18/07)
Maine at a crosswind (Portland Press Herald, 3/17/07)
Editorial: Fickle winds blowing in Maine (Portland Press Herald, 3/18/07)
Special disposal and handling requirements that come with CFLs (Bangor Daily News, 3/17/07)
Snowy owl, a winter visitor, still being spotted (Bangor Daily News, 3/17/07)
Opinion: Brunswick's new elementary school will incorporate efficiency and sustainability (Brunswick Times Record, 3/16/07)
Editorial: Buying Maine food -- not just potatoes (Kennebec Journal, 3/15/07)
Activists push dam owners to protect fish (Kennebec Journal, 3/16/07)
"Get Real, Get Maine" campaign promoted at the Wal-Mart Supercenter at Waterville (Kennebec Journal, 3/16/07)
EPA declares Winthrop site free of chemicals (Kennebec Journal, 3/15/07)
Winthrop woman proud of anti-pollution efforts (Kennebec Journal, 3/15/07)
Wind farm would be N.E.'s largest (Bangor Daily News, 3/14/07)
Brits share advice on greenhouse gas (Bangor Daily News, 3/14/07)
Freedom awaits next options on wind farm (Kennebec Journal, 3/14/07)
Opinion: Conservation groups are lobbying for $75 million for the Land for Maine's Future program (Kennebec Journal, 3/14/07)
Maine Energy trash bid is lowest Biddeford gets (Portland Press Herald, 3/14/07)
British say reducing emissions aids growth (Portland Press Herald, 3/14/07)
British MPs View Maine's Climate Change Policy (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/13/07)
Are they here? Cougar's existence studied (Portland Press Herald, 3/13/07)
L.L. Bean envisions 'green retreat' in town (Portland Press Herald, 3/13/07)
Developer open to scaling back Kennebunk plan (Portland Press Herald, 3/13/07)
Sears Island panel to resume efforts as factions squabble over future use (Bangor Daily News, 3/13/07)
Sears Island panel to resume efforts as factions squabble over future use (Bangor Daily News, 3/13/07)
Canada stands firm against LNG tankers (Bangor Daily News, 3/13/07)
Wilderness areas grow at faster pace (Portland Press Herald, 3/12/07)
Senators: Canada can't block LNG ships' path (Portland Press Herald, 3/12/07)
Allagash documentary debuts in the capital city (Kennebec Journal, 3/12/07)
Editorial: Fulfilling Maine's promise to stem climate change (Kennebec Journal, 3/11/07)
Wind farm rejected in Freedom (Kennebec Journal, 3/10/07)
Canadian position on LNG rejected (Bangor Daily News, 3/10/07)
Red Shield ash samples test positive for toxic lead levels (Bangor Daily News, 3/10/07)
Windpower Project Denied in Town of Freedom (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/9/07)
Panel wants to preserve 1,047 acres at BNAS site (Portland Press Herald, 3/9/07)
Regulators: LNG reviews still on (Portland Press Herald, 3/9/07)
Restricting phosphorus is clearly good for lakes (Portland Press Herald, 3/9/07)
Anglers upset by commission's salmon ruling (Bangor Daily News, 3/9/07)
Climate change has 'losers,' but ocean also has 'winners' (Portland Press Herald, 3/8/07)
Do green lawns make green water? (Portland Press Herald, 3/8/07)
Editorial: Bills to lift the state’s ban on Sunday hunting have failed (Bangor Daily News, 3/8/07)
Opinion: Debates on fisheries issues need more reason, less emotion (Bangor Daily News, 3/8/07)
Feds to move ahead on LNG projects despite Canadian opposition (Associated Press, 2/24/07)
Opinion: Will Katahdin Lake fight lead to peace elsewhere? (Kennebec Journal, 3/7/07)
Residents call on city to regulate trash plant odors (Portland Press Herald, 3/7/07)
Egg opens season two of eagle nature show (Portland Press Herald, 3/7/07)
Anglers predict 'showdown' against ban (Bangor Daily News, 3/7/07)
Chlesea clear-cutting nets $20,000 fine (Kennebec Journal, 3/6/07)
Windmill firm chooses Bath (Brunswick Times Record, 3/5/07)
Opinion: Protecting global migratory bird habitat (Brunswick Times Record, 3/5/07)
Wells Project aims to fill gap in conservation of land (Portland Press Herald, 3/5/07)
Warming may freshen gulf waters (Bangor Daily News, 3/5/07)
Editorial: Cut Carbon, Save Money (Bangor Daily News, 3/5/07)
Editorial: LURC's Authority (Bangor Daily News, 3/5/07)
Climate change in the Maine woods (Portland Press Herald, 3/4/07)
Editorial: Battle of Fort Halifax drawing to a close? (Kennebec Journal, 3/3/07)
Boston company is primed to purchase Fort Halifax Dam (Kennebec Journal, 3/3/07)
Debate Over Clean Emission Standards Pits Maine And Other States Against Auto Industry (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/2/07)
Study: Global Warming Affecting Gulf Of Maine Fish (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/2/07)
Group begins new drive to regulate water supply (Kennebec Journal, 3/2/07)
Bill puts new spin on Sunday hunting (Bangor Daily News, 3/2/07)
H2O takes new tack against big bottlers (Bangor Daily News, 3/2/07)
Lobster catch value drops $42 million in 2006 (Bangor Daily News, 3/2/07)
Editorial: Whales and lobstermen can have a tough time living together (Bangor Daily News, 3/2/07)
Editorial: 1,000,000 and counting: Fluorescents are incandescent (Portland Press Herald, 3/2/07)
Editorial: Casco Bay continues on long road to recovery (Portland Press Herald, 3/2/07)
Herring Harvest Draws Debate at Fishermen's Forum (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 3/1/07)
Anti-pesticide supporters aggravated by Brunswick complaint (Portland Press Herald, 3/1/07)
Developer would consider Hollis land conservation deal (Portland Press Herald, 3/1/07)
Toxic Pollution in Casco Bay (Portland Press Herald, 3/1/07)
Editorial: Al Gore paying a price for convenience at home (Portland Press Herald, 3/1/07)
Editorial: Maine is now home to 97 percent of the East's remaining populations of native brook trout (Kennebec Journal, 2/26/07)
Opinion: Barrows goldeneye deserves some state protection (Portland Press Herald, 2/28/07)
University of Maine energy-efficient campus-wide upgrades (Bangor Daily News, 3/1/07)
Another new Sunday hunting bill on Augusta agenda today (Bangor Daily News, 3/1/07)
Mallards display adaptive behavior (Bangor Daily News, 3/1/07)
Lobstermen: no compromise on dragger bill (Bangor Daily News, 3/1/07)
L.L. Bean to use DIF&W logo (Bangor Daily News, 3/1/07)
N.B. moves to halt LNG (Bangor Daily News, 2/28/07)
Editorial: Lawmakers consider changing state law to allow these fishermen to catch some lobster (Bangor Daily News, 2/28/07)
Opinion: A different light bulb can make a difference (Bangor Daily News, 2/27/07)
Researchers See Crucial Role for Forests in Reducing Global Warming (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 2/26/07)
Non-native fish threat in Maine (Kennebec Journal, 2/26/07)
Editorial: War over the North Woods creates nothing but losers (Portland Press Herald, 2/26/07)
Experts: Deforestation hurts climate (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 2/26/07)
Bill would ban non-native bait fish (Portland Press Herald, 2/25/07)
Biofuels have come a long way in Maine over the past six years (Portland Press Herald, 2/25/07)
Gore's 'Truth' spurs Mainers to action (Portland Press Herald, 2/25/07)
Editorial: Ban live bait in Maine's wild trout waters (Portland Press Herald, 2/25/07)
LNG critic warns of fishing disruptions (Portland Press Herald, 2/24/07)
Top Plum Creek official to leave Maine for Montana (Associated Press, 2/24/07)
Editorial: EPA revision of the Toxics Release Inventory (Bangor Daily News, 2/23/07)
Opinion: Can we 'govern' our way out of our energy problems? (Portland Press Herald, 2/23/07)
Not at all unusual for robins to be here in January and February (Kennebec Journal, 2/23/07)
Opinion: Get involved with your local land trust (Brunswick Times Record, 2/22/07)
Veteran instructor puts environmental practices to use at Wells Junior High (Portland Press Herald, 2/22/07)
Baldacci creates land-use task force (Portland Press Herald, 2/22/07)
Panel to explore access, recreation on public land (Bangor Daily News, 2/22/07)
LNG divides New Brunswick, Maine (Bangor Daily News, 2/22/07)
Baileyville: Town fined $14,175 for wastewater problems (Bangor Daily News, 2/22/07)
Editorial: Don't feed bambi (Bangor Daily News, 2/22/07)
Lobstermen gear up to fight landing bill (Portland Press Herald, 2/21/07)
Rare loon deaths in New Hampshire faze scientists (Scientific American, 2/20/07)
Lobstermen gear up to fight landing bill (Portland Press Herald, 2/21/07)
Bill raises questions over origin of bait fish (Portland Press Herald, 2/21/07)
For some farmers, an idea that gets their goat (Kennebec Journal, 2/21/07)
Lobster Industry Says No to Dragging Proposal (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 2/20/07)
Westbrook dam key to Presumpscot fish restoration (Portland Press Herald, 2/20/07)
Falmouth to educate on invasive vegetation (Portland Press Herald, 2/20/07)
2007 Maine Water Conference will be held Wednesday, March 21, 2007 (University of Maine, 2/20/07)
Biodiesel reaches China town warrant (Kennebec Journal, 2/20/07)
Impact of climate change on the fisheries industry (Bangor Daily News, 2/20/07)
Editorial: New direction for Allagash (Bangor Daily News, 2/20/07)
Canadian LNG Plant Proposal Hits Roadblock (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 2/19/07)
Lawmakers to Tackle Non-Native Fish Issue (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 2/19/07)
Take a slide show trip down Allagash Wilderness Waterway (Village Soup, 2/19/07)
Bowdoinham recycling goes to single stream (Brunswick Times Record, 2/19/07)
Farmland future sparks concern in Cape (Portland Press Herald, 2/19/07)
Bath hopes to stop gas leaks at landfill (Portland Press Herald, 2/19/07)
Opinion: Turbines on mountains a better choice (Portland Press Herald, 2/19/07)
Editorial: Listing decision should be based on science (Kennebec Journal, 2/19/07)
Lead-laden lunchboxes OK'd by government (CNN, 2/19/07)
Legislative agenda addresses farm issues (Bangor Daily News, 2/19/07)
Editorial: Concern with the spread of milfoil to other lakes in the Belgrade area and beyond (Kennebec Journal, 2/17/07)
DEP urges legislative ban on fire retardant (Bangor Daily News, 2/16/07)
Quoddy Bay vows to forge ahead on LNG (Bangor Daily News, 2/16/07)
Next spring season for salmon may be in ’08 (Bangor Daily News, 2/16/07)
Milo: 2 bobcats shot, killed (Bangor Daily News, 2/16/07)
Freedom Board questions turbine noise (Kennebec Journal, 2/16/07)
Opinion: Debate on 'climate change' just getting, er, warmed up (Portland Press Herald, 2/16/07)
Snowe urges action on global warming (Portland Press Herald, 2/15/07)
Tidal power test facility proposed for Maine river (Portland Press Herald, 2/15/07)
Bill to outlaw feeding of wildlife is shot down (Portland Press Herald, 2/15/07)
Canadian government opposes Washington County LNG (Bangor Daily News, 2/15/07)
Retailer agrees to fine for improper bulb disposal (Bangor Daily News, 2/15/07)
Threatened species listing debated (Bangor Daily News, 2/14/07)