State and lobster industry officials have said the surcharges are sorely needed to boost marketing of lobsters.
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Changing ecosystem concerns fishermen
They’re not alone: As Gulf of Maine waters become warmer and more acidic, scientists too worry about the implications for the region’s fisheries.
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Four Maine environmental groups win EPA grants
The grants will fund projects designed to contribute to increasing the environmental knowledge and skills of students, teachers and families in the state.
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State board may relax pesticide notification
But the proposal is raising concerns among organic farmers and environmental groups.
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Reports focus on economic potential of North Woods park
Two studies to be released today attempt to clarify the potential economic impact that a national park and recreation area could have on Piscataquis and Penobscot counties.
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Cold, snow, rain test wildlife in winter
If you’re a white-footed mouse, 2 feet of snow might be a welcome forecast, but if you’re a black-capped chickadee or a white-tailed deer, it’s bad, bad news.
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Striped bass seem down for the count in Maine
Overfishing and climate change may be among the reasons for the decline of the once healthy species.
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Coalition promotes Maine quality-of-life legislation
The initiative is designed to enhance the qualities for which Maine is known and support the economic and environmental health of the state.
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BPA ban approved for Maine food packages
A state board votes to bar the chemical from baby products’ containers. The Legislature has the final say.
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Environmentalists call for Portland to go tar sands-free
Mayor Michael Brennan joins environmentalists to support a proposed prohibition of the use of oil from tar sands in city buildings, vehicles and equipment.