Done deal: Katahdin Lake part of Baxter State Park (Portland Press Herald, 12/16/06)
Oil leak from closed Sanford mill spreads far afield (Portland Press Herald, 12/15/06)
Poland Spring set in Kingfield (Kennebec Journal, 12/15/06)
Editorial: Giving back to the Kennebec River (Kennebec Journal, 12/15/06)
Turbines at Mars Hill begin spinning to life (Bangor Daily News, 12/15/06)
Freedom: Wind power project gets OK (Bangor Daily News, 12/15/06)
Ownership of Water Still an Issue as Poland Spring Constructs New Plant (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 12/14/06)
Allagash Task Force Prepares Recommendations for Governor (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 12/14/06)
Initiative targets Kennebec River (Kennebec Journal, 12/14/06)
Freeport farm on brink of preservation (Portland Press Herald, 12/14/06)
Editorial: EPA injects reality into its auto mileage estimates (Portland Press Herald, 12/14/06)
Allagash waterway panelists drop board oversight plan (Bangor Daily News, 12/14/06)
FERC solicits views on pipeline (Bangor Daily News, 12/14/06)
New Questions Facing Maine's Energy Market (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 12/13/06)
State lights way toward lower electricity costs (Portland Press Herald, 12/13/06)
Editorial: New life for the Saco River? (Portland Press Herald, 12/13/06)
China Lake flush mulled (Kennebec Journal, 12/13/06)
Editorial: Fishing quotas a logical step to preserve catch (Bangor Daily News, 12/13/06)
Sea Level Study Adds to Evidence of Global Warming (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 12/12/06)
Television Ad: Investigation Exposes Plum Creek Timber Violations (Natural Resources Council of Maine, 12/12/06)
Maine ozone cutbacks praised (Bangor Daily News, 12/12/06)
Eagles, lynx in traps fuel suit (Bangor Daily News, 12/12/06)
Company agrees to Saco dam fishways (Portland Press Herald, 12/12/06)
State meets air quality standards (Portland Press Herald, 12/12/06)
Maine Meets Federal Air Quality Standards (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 12/11/06)
Land trust negotiating details of easement on 105 acres (Brunswick Times Record, 12/11/06)
Editorial: Fishing legislation that almost everyone can love (Kennebec Journal, 12/11/06)
Future rosy for cranberry growers (Bangor Daily News, 12/11/06)
Opinion: An environmentalist's plea for cheery Christmas lights (Kennebec Journal, 12/11/06)
Bush says U.S. committed to strong fishing industries (Associated Press, 12/10/06)
Freedom planners approve wind power plan (Portland Press Herald, 12/10/06)
Atlantic salmon test's success prompts call for spring fishing season (Portland Press Herald, 12/8/06)
Study finds Agent Orange didn't hurt trainees (Portland Press Herald, 12/8/06)
Anglers closer to salmon fishing in the Penobscot (Bangor Daily News, 12/8/06)
Eagle under care after being snagged in trap (Bangor Daily News, 12/7/06)
LURC OKs new fees for development (Bangor Daily News, 12/7/06)
Crews keep oil spill from fouling river (Portland Press Herald, 12/6/06)
Katahdin land deal nearing fruition (Portland Press Herald, 12/5/06)
Officials to discuss a selective harvest of about 117 acres at Mt. Blue State Park (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 12/5/06)
Man pleads guilty in seal-killing case (Bangor Daily News, 12/5/06)
Plum Creek proposes allowing residential development on 32,000 acres Oregon (The Oregonian, 12/4/06)
Editorial: Plum Creek uses law that is speeding Oregon toward a bleak and ugly future (The Oregonian, 12/4/06)
Funding Workshops for Renewable and Energy Efficiency Projects (Community Energy Partners, 12/4/06)
LNG developer to pay $23.5M for impact on Mass. project site (Bangor Daily News, 12/4/06)
Sea change in region’s fishery rules sought (Bangor Daily News, 12/4/06)
Opinion: Global warming another fantasy (Bangor Daily News, 12/4/06)
Danby: Air Pollution (Bangor Daily News, 12/4/06)
Fishing groups tackle industry reform (Portland Press Herald, 12/4/06)
Editorial: New management won't stop Allagash conflicts (Kennebec Journal, 12/1/06)
Wind farm plan at hearing (Kennebec Journal, 12/1/06)
Katahdin Lake fund drive $1.8M short (Bangor Daily News, 12/1/06)
Opinion: Reading between the lines of Plumb Creek (Bangor Daily News, 12/1/06)
Advocates to monitor Pleasant Pond quality (Kennebec Journal, 12/1/06)
LURC begins reviewing Ktaadn Resorts proposal (Bangor Daily News, 11/30/06)
Supreme Court takes up global warming for first time (Associated Press, 11/26/06)
Editorial: Should one man's power be used to harm the national interest? (Portland Press Herald, 11/29/06)
Editorial: Coastal insurance woes trump shorebird restrictions (Bangor Daily News, 11/29/06)
Plum Creek review to begin (Bangor Daily News, 11/29/06)
Editorial: Lawmakers must clear the path for unorganized growth (Bangor Daily News, 11/29/06)
Allagash hearings revive divisions (Bangor Daily News, 11/29/06)
Opinion: The politics of climate change to visit Augusta this year (Portland Press Herald, 11/29/06)
Allagash Management Still a Focus of Contention (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 11/28/06)
Oakhurst Dairy to Go the Biodiesel Route (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 11/28/06)
Allagash gets a new format for old issues (Bangor Daily News, 11/28/06)
Oakhurst making switch to biodiesel (Portland Press Herald, 11/28/06)
Oceans awash in plastic junk (Portland Press Herald, 11/28/06)
Wells developer pledges land preservation (Portland Press Herald, 11/28/06)
EPA case key to Maine to be heard (Portland Press Herald, 11/27/06)
Allagash panel seeks public comment (Bangor Daily News, 11/27/06)
Feds justify withheld documents in LNG case (Bangor Daily News, 11/27/06)
Opinion: The tipping point on global warming (Bangor Daily News, 11/27/06)
Editorial: Forward on the Allagash (Bangor Daily News, 11/27/06)
New England lawmakers expect boost in LNG fight (Associated Press, 11/26/06)
Plan seeks to end feud over Allagash (Portland Press Herald, 11/26/06)
Hopes mixed for 'greening' of Congress (Portland Press Herald, 11/26/06)
Editorial: Where the Fish Roam (Portland Press Herald, 11/26/06)
Appalachian Trail could be 'canary in coal mine' for eastern U.S. (Associated Press, 11/26/06)
Pleasant Pond water quality remains a concern (Kennebec Journal, 11/25/06)
Fishermen say new rope regulations will cost too much (Associated Press, 11/26/06)
Contentious Shorebird Habitat Issue Focus Of Public Hearing (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 11/21/06)
Maine's wild turkeys have rebounded, but they can be aggressive (Portland Press Herald, 11/22/06)
Property owners protest shorebird habitat rules (Portland Press Herald, 11/22/06)
Landowners, lawmakers grapple with shorebird law (Bangor Daily News, 11/22/06)
Editorial: Maine's stand on nuclear waste prudent (Bangor Daily News, 11/22/06)
Brunswick Recount Verifies Pesticides Ordinance (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 11/20/06)
Lawncare ordinance survives ballot inspection (Brunswick Times Record, 11/20/06)
Opinion: Maine shouldn't let draggers sell lobster bycatch (Portland Press Herald, 11/21/06)
Opinion: Someone has to pay to keep what's special about Maine (Kennebec Journal, 11/20/06)
Editorial: Energy efficiency standards should be regional (Bangor Daily News, 11/21/06)
Opinion: We can't make progress on the Allagash without facts (Bangor Daily News, 11/21/06)
Editorial: Getting down to specifics with Plum Creek (Kennebec Journal, 11/20/06)
Lynx, deer heard in North Woods debate roles (Portland Press Herald, 11/20/06)
Ski areas tapping wind power to promote green-energy source (Portland Press Herald, 11/20/06)
Test results back on Hampden landfill gases life (Bangor Daily News, 11/20/06)
Hearing eyes Freedom wind farm idea atop high ridge (Kennebec Journal, 11/18/06)
Opinion: Katahdin Lake well worth selling some public lots to acquire (Portland Press Herald, 11/18/06)
Editorial: Plum Creek's violations suggest more oversight needed (Portland Press Herald, 11/18/06)
Mars Hill's wind farm almost ready (Portland Press Herald, 11/18/06)
Indians’ LNG lawsuits rejected (Bangor Daily News, 11/18/06)
Windmill project churns on (Bangor Daily News, 11/18/06)
BEP OKs rules to protect aquatic life (Bangor Daily News, 11/17/06)
Report cites violations by Plum Creek (Portland Press Herald, 11/16/06)
Group turns up heat on Plum Creek (Bangor Daily News, 11/16/06)
Editorial: Sears Island solution (Bangor Daily News, 11/16/06)
Resorts seen as key to Plum Creek plan (Bangor Daily News, 11/15/06)
Editorial: Mainers can't rely on private lands for playtime anymore (Portland Press Herald, 11/15/06)
Opinion: For more than a dozen years conservationists have been working to get stronger protection for Canada lynx in the United States (RESTORE: The North Woods, 11/14/06)
Editorial: World’s commercial fish and seafood stocks will collapse by 2048 (Bangor Daily News, 11/14/06)
Energy Department Settles Suit With Maine, Other States (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 11/13/06)
Editorial: New Maine: Green roofs and porous parking lots (Portland Press Herald, 11/13/06)
Editorial: Considering new rules to reduce the number of birds killed in collisions with communications towers (Bangor Daily News, 11/13/06)
Editorial: Does land popular with lynx need protection now? Maybe not (Portland Press Herald, 11/12/06)
Opinion: No good can come from bargaining away public lands (Portland Press Herald, 11/12/06)
Opinion: Soup's not the only warmth at farmers' market (Portland Press Herald, 11/12/06)
Right whales, wrong timingfor lobstering (Portland Press Herald, 11/11/06)
Preservation plan targets Down East (Bangor Daily News, 11/11/06)
Likely rufous hummingbird makes rare visit (Bangor Daily News, 11/11/06)
4 Allagash waterway hearings set (Bangor Daily News, 11/10/06)
Sears Island group dividing into two camps (Bangor Daily News, 11/10/06)
Landfill proposal a concern Down East (Bangor Daily News, 11/10/06)
Heating oil leak fouls Baileyville treatment plant (Bangor Daily News, 11/10/06)
Lawncare Ordinance Passes by Slim Margin (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 11/9/06)
What's next for Stoddard Pond? (Brunswick Times Record, 11/9/06)
Conservationists to challenge rejection of lynx protection (Associated Press, 11/9/06)
Exempted lynx: Feds opt not to designate ‘critical habitat’ in Maine (Bangor Daily News, 11/9/06)
Perry voters approve recall ordinance, LNG gift (Bangor Daily News, 11/9/06)
LNG terminal plans put fishermen at odds (Portland Press Herald, 11/9/06)
Hinck defeats Eder, other election results (Portland Press Herald, 11/8/06)
Politicians Sweep Midterm Elections (The Onion, 11/8/06)
In Maine, a Public Park in Search of Public Support (New York Times, 11/7/06)
Fishermen split over LNG (Bangor Daily News, 11/7/06)
Plant, mow and water the ... roof? (Portland Press Herald, 11/6/06)
Clamshell research gives hope to industry (Portland Press Herald, 11/6/06)
Weevil disdains our kind of milfoil (Portland Press Herald, 11/6/06)
Opinion: Keep Moosehead peaceful for future generations (Bangor Daily News, 11/6/06)
Conservationists see gold in Camden Hills (Portland Press Herald, 11/6/06)
Students take algae-to-biofuel project to MIT (Portland Press Herald, 11/5/06)
Editorial: Mars Hill wind farm shows way to cleaner power (Portland Press Herald, 11/5/06)
Opinion: Allagash Wilderness Waterway deserves stronger protection (Portland Press Herald, 11/5/06)
Editorial: Pollution cases threaten future of Maine's air (Portland Press Herald, 11/5/06)
Pectoral sandpiper sighting unusual (Bangor Daily News, 11/4/06)
Plum Creek Timber donates land (Bangor Daily News, 11/4/06)
Study warns ocean fishery headed for collapse (Portland Press Herald, 11/3/06)
A development group is moving ahead with plans to build 40 houses on the shores of Brassua Lake (Bangor Daily News, 11/3/06)
ATV group: Trail growth will take time (Bangor Daily News, 11/3/06)
Maine’s ability to regulate out-of-state waste (Bangor Daily News, 11/3/06)
Critics Question DMR At Blue Hill Hearing (Ellsworth American, 11/2/06)
High court looks at EPA's power plant air rules (Kennebec Journal, 11/2/06)
Opinion: Overzealous enforcement does the law no favors (Kennebec Journal, 11/2/06)
Editorial: America's cold reputation on global warming (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 11/2/06)
Environmental groups defend Clinton-era clean air program (Associated Press, 11/1/06)
Towns tackle E-waste disposal (Bangor Daily News, 11/2/06)
Editorial: Migratory Bird Treaty Act (Bangor Daily News, 11/2/06)
Opinion: Strange world of wildlife law (Bangor Daily News, 11/2/06)
Editorial: Poisoning our environment (Brunswick Times Record, 11/1/06)
New group is united by a river (Kennebec Journal, 11/1/06)
Students connect food, academics (Bangor Daily News, 11/1/06)
Opinion: Real value of Katahdin Lake purchase (Bangor Daily News, 11/1/06)
Sprague Energy to Use Biofuel (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/31/06)
Maine Teenagers Study Biodiesel Process (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/31/06)
Court to hear clean air case (Portland Press Herald, 10/31/06)
Sprague to open biofuel facility in S. Portland (Portland Press Herald, 10/31/06)
Agents seize walrus skull, tusk (Portland Press Herald, 10/31/06)
Editorial: No oil drilling off New England (Kennebec Journal, 10/31/06)
Editorial: Progress on the Allagash (Bangor Daily News, 10/31/06)
Eco-Peace, Permaculture Conference Nov. 10 in Belfast (University of Maine, 10/30/06)
Black Bear Boilers makes a low-emission, wood-fired system (Portland Press Herald, 10/29/06)
Energy expo draws crowd in Augusta (Bangor Daily News, 10/30/06)
Black Bear Boilers makes a low-emission, wood-fired system (Portland Press Herald, 10/29/06)
Editorial: Moosehead conservation deal marks the end of the beginning (Portland Press Herald, 10/29/06)
DEP OKs closing of Pine Tree land-fill (Bangor Daily News, 10/28/06)
Mars Hill project a County windfall (Bangor Daily News, 10/28/06)
Our Changing World: Understanding the Science of Climate Change (Bangor Daily News, 10/28/06)
Editorial: LURC must ensure that the required conservation truly offsets the proposed development (Bangor Daily News, 10/28/06)
Millinocket officials claim Quimby eyeing land swap (Bangor Daily News, 10/27/06)
Editorial: Fisheries Rule Failure (Bangor Daily News, 10/27/06)
Council delays its decision on MERC contract (Portland Press Herald, 10/27/06)
Katahdin land deal rift persists (Bangor Daily News, 10/26/06)
Acadia revises estimates of park visitors (Bangor Daily News, 10/26/06)
Gubernatorial Candidates Comment on Maine's Energy Future (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/25/06)
Conservationists, developer OK deal (Portland Press Herald, 10/25/06)
Editorial: Let states adopt stricter tailpipe rules (Portland Press Herald, 10/25/06)
Plum Creek inks deal to protect land (Bangor Daily News, 10/25/06)
DEP plans open forum in Orono (Bangor Daily News, 10/25/06)
More Mainers Oppose Plum Creek Plan for Moosehead (Natural Resources Council of Maine, 10/23/06)
Sacred spot known as Picture Rocks is being returned to the Passamaquoddy tribe (Associated Press, 10/22/06)
Plum Creek tactics in Montana criticized (Bangor Daily News, 10/17/06)
Plum Creek methods blasted (Kennebec Journal, 10/18/06)
New infestation of milfoil found in lake on Maine-N.H. border (Associated Press, 10/23/06)
Brazil's pulp and paper industry is booming (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 10/24/06)
New milfoil infestation may be eradicated (Portland Press Herald, 10/24/06)
Land trust seeks to preserve 71-acre Windham parcel (Portland Press Herald, 10/24/06)
Editorial: Improve, don't undo, shorebird protections (Portland Press Herald, 10/24/06)
Maine Coast Heritage Trust purchase restores Machias Bay shore land to tribe (Bangor Daily News, 10/24/06)
Club, landowner discuss adding ATV trail (Bangor Daily News, 10/24/06)
Officials OK expansion of County landfill (Bangor Daily News, 10/24/06)
Opinion: Of recycling, responsibility and redemption (Brunswick Times Record, 10/13/06)
Salmon season deemed a success (Bangor Daily News, 10/23/06)
Rotting logs provide life for plants, animals (Bangor Daily News, 10/21/06)
Opinion: On lynx and lawsuits (Bangor Daily News, 10/21/06)
Growth expert tells state to preserve nature (Portland Press Herald, 10/21/06)
MERC generates very little sentiment (Portland Press Herald, 10/21/06)
EPA to begin cleaning up vacant mill in Augusta (Portland Press Herald, 10/21/06)
Groups pushing for fish passage at Sappi dam (Portland Press Herald, 10/21/06)
Development Pressures Reach Maine's Unorganized Territories (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/20/06)
Biologists, environmentalists, civic leaders meet for a conference on Maine's mountains (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 10/19/06)
Brownfields 2006 Conference in Boston on November 13-15 (Brownfields 2006, 10/19/06)
Out-of-state waste, trucks dominate landfill review (Bangor Daily News, 10/19/06)
Opinion: Thoreau's world-class Maine (Bangor Daily News, 10/19/06)
MariCal's plans for cobia farming (Portland Press Herald, 10/19/06)
Habitat rules ignite debate across county (The Quoddy Tides, 10/13/06)
Invasive sea squirt spreading in Cobscook Bay (The Quoddy Tides, 10/13/06)
Salmon Toxin Levels Study Pubplished (Ellsworth American, 9/21/06)
Editorial: Quimby's land will continue to be open to sportsmen for at least a year (Kennebec Journal, 10/18/06)
Reports: Fish benefit outweighs risks (Portland Press Herald, 10/18/06)
Opinion: Preserve Sears Island while promoting economy (Bangor Daily News, 10/18/06)
Panel Struggling To Reach Consensus On Future Of Sears Island (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/17/06)
Fish Consumption Comes With Warnings (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/17/06)
Wood boiler ban frustrates council (Bangor Daily News, 10/16/06)
New boardwalk that provides astounding views of Corundel Lake (Bangor Daily News, 10/16/06)
Maine Home Performance with Energy Star (Portland Press Herald, 10/15/06)
Opinion: Motoring away as the earth burns (Kennebec Journal, 10/14/06)
Agreement ensures access to state land near Baxter (Portland Press Herald, 10/14/06)
Eco-friendly focus finds its way into the heart and souls of Maine's churches (Portland Press Herald, 10/14/06)
Animal rights group sues state over trapping (Portland Press Herald, 10/14/06)
Quimby opens land to sportsmen (Bangor Daily News, 10/14/06)
Allagash panel discusses replacement of key span (Bangor Daily News, 10/14/06)
Czech-American philosopher reflects on ecology (Brunswick Times Record, 10/13/06)
October 23-24 conference on human and environmental impact of prescription drug disposal (Maine Benzodiazepine Study Group, 10/13/06)
Quimby, officials to meet on access (Bangor Daily News, 10/13/06)
Candidates spar on environment (Bangor Daily News, 10/13/06)
Animal Rights Group Sues Maine Over Trapping Issue (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/12/06)
Report identifies key conservation areas on N.H. Seacoast (Associated Press, 10/12/06)
Maine delegation ranked seventh for its environmental advocacy (Bangor Daily News, 10/12/06)
Ticks may be cause of moose mortality (Bangor Daily News, 10/12/06)
Editorial: Setback of 250 feet for development near shorebird habitat (Bangor Daily News, 10/12/06)
Opinion: Quimby purchase challenges Katahdin Lake deal (Bangor Daily News, 10/12/06)
Bush Urges Expanded Drilling Of Alaskan Wildlife (The Onion, 10/11/06)
Opinion: Brookings report's insights are dead right (Kennebec Journal, 10/11/06)
Editorial: Nuclear waste: Uncle Sam's unmet obligations (Kennebec Journal, 10/11/06)
City folks turn up noses at country odor (Portland Press Herald, 10/10/06)
Editorial: Acting locally to stem global warming (Kennebec Journal, 10/9/06)
Farmers urged not to fight Mother Nature (Kennebec Journal, 10/9/06)
Organic dairy farm research on rise grows place (Portland Press Herald, 10/9/06)
Shorebird protections raising hackles (Portland Press Herald, 10/9/06)
Porous parking lots put storm water in its place (Portland Press Herald, 10/9/06)
Opinion: Brookings Study: State's dour outlook is misplaced (Portland Press Herald, 10/9/06)
Trying to pin milfoil to the mat (Kennebec Journal, 10/9/06)
Lessons learned at the edge of extinction (Portland Press Herald, 10/8/06)
Coalition gets intervenor status for proposed landfill (Bangor Daily News, 10/7/06)
Opinion: Penobscot River’s special fall fishing season for Atlantic salmon (Bangor Daily News, 10/7/06)
Extent of Mercury Pollution More Widespread, Report Shows (Natural Resources Council of Maine, 10/6/06)
Mount Desert to consider deer hunt (Bangor Daily News, 10/6/06)
Northeast climate may be more like South’s by 2100 (Bangor Daily News, 10/6/06)
Opinion: Plum Creek Version 2.0 – the devil is in the details (Bangor Daily News, 10/6/06)
Opinion: BNAS site could help Maine become energy sustainable and independent (Brunswick Times Record, 10/4/06)
Report offers advice on how to 'GrowSmart' (Kennebec Journal, 10/5/06)
Study: Hotter, drier region (Kennebec Journal, 10/5/06)
LakeSmart program offers free advice (Kennebec Journal, 10/5/06)
Management plan for Seboomook hailed at forum (Bangor Daily News, 10/5/06)
Think tank’s proposal for Maine: spending cuts, then invest savings (Bangor Daily News, 10/5/06)
Editorial: Charting Maine’s Future (Bangor Daily News, 10/5/06)
Opinion: Underground radioactive waste solution (Bangor Daily News, 10/5/06)
Maine Yankee owners win suit (Portland Press Herald, 10/5/06)
Editorial: Donation of midcoast land shows unusual generosity (Portland Press Herald, 10/5/06)
Opinion: SAM's proud of its achievements (Portland Press Herald, 10/5/06)
Need for Shorebird Protection Debated (Ellsworth American, 10/4/06)
BNAS reuse planning sessions show consensus for saving natural spaces (Brunswick Times Record, 10/4/06)
Bird-watchers take ocean trip (Bangor Daily News, 10/4/06)
Editorial: The Quimby Bypass (Bangor Daily News, 10/4/06)
Conservation Group Acquires Huge Land Gift (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/2/06)
MERC and city to settle disputes (Portland Press Herald, 10/3/06)
Opinion: Wolfe's Neck Farm plan stretches too far (Portland Press Herald, 10/3/06)
Editorial: Lynx and Lawsuits (Bangor Daily News, 10/3/06)
Shorebirds a Thorn in the Side of Property Owners (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/2/06)
Burke Hill Farms in Cherryfield, an organic blueberry operation (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 10/2/06)
Editorial: Salmon listing can mean cooperation, not conflict (Kennebec Journal, 10/2/06)
State to stress biofuels awareness (Kennebec Journal, 10/1/06)
Biofuel producer taps into growing state interest (Kennebec Journal, 10/1/06)
Mainers who want to farm in a small way get into microdairies (Kennebec Journal, 10/2/06)
Company turns restaurants' grease into biofuel for trucks (Portland Press Herald, 10/1/06)
The Dresden Farmlands promote “agritainment” (Bangor Daily News, 9/30/06)
Environmental lawyer and activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks (Brunswick Times Record, 9/29/06)
Opinion: A really comprehensive plan for Brunswick would look at a future world without oil (Brunswick Times Record, 9/29/06)
DEP clears way for Stinson site cleanup (Brunswick Times Record, 9/29/06)
Federal Lynx Protection Concerns Some Landowners In Maine (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 9/28/06)
Farm tour part of local push (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 9/29/06)
UMO: Antarctic elephant seal discovery sheds new light (Bangor Daily News, 9/29/06)
Former tribal representative takes position at LNG firm (Bangor Daily News, 9/29/06)
Clean up of oil leak continues in Augusta (Kennebec Journal, 9/28/06)
Abnormally high lead levels in the water at Lakehurst Acres (Kennebec Journal, 9/28/06)
Salmon Farmers Approve Scientist’s Research (Ellsworth American, 9/28/06)
Editorial: Penobscot dam removal the best Rx for Maine salmon (Portland Press Herald, 9/28/06)
Feathers fly over shorebird nesting rules (Brunswick Times Record, 9/27/06)
Study: Eating farmed salmon is risky (Bangor Daily News, 9/28/06)
Glenburn man catches first Penobscot salmon in 6 years (Bangor Daily News, 9/28/06)
Opinion: Two good ways to fight global warming (Bangor Daily News, 9/28/06)
Opinion: What in the blazes does SAM stand for, anyway? (Portland Press Herald, 9/27/06)
Spill left lasting impressions (Portland Press Herald, 9/27/06)
Settlement money will help fund Scarborough Marsh's restoration (Portland Press Herald, 9/27/06)
Atlantic salmon at very low levels, report finds (Portland Press Herald, 9/27/06)
2 more LNG pipeline routes proposed (Bangor Daily News, 9/27/06)
Scientists Puzzled over Decline of New England Salt Marshes (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 9/26/06)
State officials tout local spinach growers (Village Soup, 9/25/06)
Editorial: Industry's attack on chemical plant security (Kennebec Journal, 9/26/06)
Opposition Grows To Windmills (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 9/25/06)
Landowners fight lynx habitat designation (Portland Press Herald, 9/25/06)
Opinion: Advice for those who post their land (Bangor Daily News, 9/25/06)
Local agriculture celebrated in Unity (Bangor Daily News, 9/23/06)
Deal bypasses recent Quimby purchase (Bangor Daily News, 9/23/06)
Burrowing owl spotted Down East ruffles feathers (Bangor Daily News, 9/23/06)
Editorial: Compromise bill on chemical security (Bangor Daily News, 9/23/06)
The growth of organic farming (Kennebec Journal, 9/23/06)
Baldacci to discuss Quimby land purchase (Bangor Daily News, 9/22/06)
Biomass and Biofuels conference (Bangor Daily News, 9/22/06)
Plum Creek seeks exemption from lynx critical habitat designation (The Missoulian, 9/19/06)
Opinion: Quimby's coup no reason to redo Katahdin Lake deal (Portland Press Herald, 9/16/06)
Warming study: High costs for coast (Portland Press Herald, 9/20/06)
NRCM study say global warming could put chunks of Maine coast under water (Bangor Daily News, 9/20/06)
Opinion: Moosehead, North Woods study needed (Bangor Daily News, 9/20/06)
Local golf courses work hard all season to keep the bugs out (Bangor Daily News, 9/20/06)
Study Describes the Impact of Global Warming on the Maine Coast (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 9/19/06)
Maine Coast Could Be Devastated by Global Warming (Natural Resources Council of Maine, 9/19/06)
'Green' homes take root with local builders (Portland Press Herald, 9/19/06)
Editorial: Hazardous waste cleanup program must be funded (Kennebec Journal, 9/18/06)
Smoky debate: Wood-burning boilers come under fire (Portland Press Herald, 9/18/06)
Opinion: Katahdin land deal poor use of state money (Kennebec Journal, 9/18/06)
The science of salmon: Genetically diverse, healthy fish goal of researchers (Bangor Daily News, 9/18/06)
Critics harsh on salmon hatcheries (Bangor Daily News, 9/18/06)
Outhouse flap makes big stink on Buetin's island (Portland Press Herald, 9/16/06)
Migrating birds look like cloud cover on weather service radar (Bangor Daily News, 9/16/06)
Newly Acquired Parcel Bordering Baxter State Park Will Be a Nature Sanctuary (Maine Environmental News, 9/15/06)
Land Preservation Plan Troubling To Sportsmens Alliance (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 9/15/06)
Salmon Fishing Returns To The Penobscot After Seven-Year Hiatus (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 9/15/06)
Salmon Restoration program yielding slow, but encouraging results (Bangor Daily News, 9/15/06)
Some activities likely taboo on Quimby's land (Portland Press Herald, 9/15/06)
Folks 'really fired up' over salmon-fishing experiment (Portland Press Herald, 9/15/06)
Editorial: Noxious smog precursors from power plants plummet (Portland Press Herald, 9/15/06)
Editorial: Atlantic salmon fishing returns to Maine (Portland Press Herald, 9/15/06)
Candidates square off on energy, environmental issues (Associated Press, 9/14/06)
Quimby's purchase re-ignites Kathadin Lake discussion (Associated Press, 9/14/06)
Wilson Pond landowners learning what it means to be lake-friendly (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 9/13/06)
Large numbers of alewives may be spawning in Highland Lake within a few years (Portland Press Herald, 9/13/06)
Salmon fishing season planned as experiment (Portland Press Herald, 9/13/06)
State offers $7 million for energy fixes (Portland Press Herald, 9/13/06)
Quimby land deal angers hunters (Bangor Daily News, 9/13/06)
Waste capacity expanding at Old Town landfill (Bangor Daily News, 9/13/06)
Opinion: Turbines would damage mountain range (Kennebec Journal, 8/27/06)
Competing visions for Sears Island presented (Bangor Daily News, 9/13/06)
Winthrop Oil spill cleanup not quite finished (Kennebec Journal, 9/13/06)
Editorial: Sportsmen: Aim before firing on Katahdin deal (Kennebec Journal, 9/13/06)
Panel eyes new Quimby land buy (Bangor Daily News, 9/12/06)
Group urges state to revisit planned Katahdin land deal (Portland Press Herald, 9/12/06)
Raising crops in suburbia (Portland Press Herald, 9/12/06)
Group designates acreage Down East as bird haven (Bangor Daily News, 9/11/06)
Calais nixes Nash's Lake development (Bangor Daily News, 9/11/06)
Freedom to review $12M wind plan (Bangor Daily News, 9/11/06)
Editorial: Linking east and west remains a good idea (Portland Press Herald, 9/9/06)
Opinion: U.S. needs energy diet, alternatives (Brunswick Times Record, 9/8/06)
Poll finds Mainers more concerned about environment (Bangor Daily News, 9/7/06)
Norton Pond developer gets extension to submit final plan (Bangor Daily News, 9/7/06)
BEP schedules hearing on Dragon in Rockland (Bangor Daily News, 9/7/06)
Opinion: Let's lead by driving slower (Portland Press Herald, 9/7/06)
Trustees, Poland Spring wrestle over agreement (The Irregular, 9/6/06)
Kibby Wind Power Project underway (The Irregular, 9/6/06)
Pine Tree Landfill closure endorsed (Bangor Daily News, 9/6/06)
Editorial: The future of Maine's farms lies in embracing new and novel ways of doing things (Kennebec Journal, 9/6/06)
Opinion: Can we regulate the water that belongs to all of us? (Kennebec Journal, 9/6/06)
Quoddy area eyed for five tidal projects (Quoddy Times, 9/4/06)
Editorial: It's good to meet the people who grow our food (Kennebec Journal, 9/4/06)
10 percent of duck hunters also hunt crows (Portland Press Herald, 9/3/06)
Opinion: Fisheries reform a boost for New England (Portland Press Herald, 9/3/06)
Voters reject wind power project moratorium (Bangor Daily News, 9/2/06)
Group opposed to expanding the Pine Tree Landfill (Bangor Daily News, 9/2/06)
Last run for salmon-stocking program (Bangor Daily News, 9/2/06)
Opinion: Urgent: Regulate outdoor wood burners (Brunswick Times Record, 9/1/06)
Shops get environmental nod (Kennebec Journal, 9/1/06)
Downtown Waterville Farmers' Market (Kennebec Journal, 9/1/06)
Maine wildlife biologist plant transmitters in trout (Associated Press, 8/31/06)
Waterville's Last Farm to go on the Market (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/31/06)
Canadian company to invest in salmon farming in Maine (Portland Press Herald, 8/31/06)
Study finds sea-run alewives no threat to bass (Bangor Daily News, 8/31/06)
Landfill closure proposal goes to Hampden council (Bangor Daily News, 8/31/06)
Monarch butterflies see summer increase (Bangor Daily News, 8/31/06)
Firm to invest $60M in state salmon farms (Bangor Daily News, 8/30/06)
Editorial: More work needed to hit greenhouse gas goals (Portland Press Herald, 8/30/06)
Region's cleanup efforts fall short (Portland Press Herald, 8/29/06)
Hydrogen cell to provide electricity (Portland Press Herald, 8/29/06)
Feds say pump not effective at old Winthrop landfill site (Kennebec Journal, 8/29/06)
Editorial: Maine's tradition of public access worth protecting (Kennebec Journal, 8/29/06)
Hydrogen Energy Project Unveiled in Wiscasset (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/28/06)
Opinion: Redington wind project right for Maine (Portland Press Herald, 8/28/06)
Maine parks keeping visitors happy (Kennebec Journal, 8/26/06)
State receives funds to aid rare wildlife (Bangor Daily News, 8/26/06)
Opinion: Sears Island's future development considered (Bangor Daily News, 8/26/06)
Coastal preservation groups teaming up (Brunswick Times Record, 8/25/06)
Opinion: North Woods: a world-class tourism destination? (Brunswick Times Record, 8/25/06)
Waterville losing last working farm (Kennebec Journal, 8/25/06)
Opinion: Halt soaring autism rates (Bangor Daily News, 8/25/06)
Millinocket Prepares to Regulate Outdoor Wood Boilers (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/23/06)
Opinion: State's making progress on energy (Portland Press Herald, 8/24/06)
Tree farm plans tours of wetland at field day event (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
Pickerel Pond shoreland donated to state (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
Few respond to $200,000 LNG offer (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
Maine farms have reason to celebrate (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
E. Millinocket ponders ban on wood-fired boilers (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
DIF&W opens sales of licenses to fish for salmon in Penobscot (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
Editorial: Smoke and Boilers (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
Buried dam doubles Mantle Lake cleanup cost (Bangor Daily News, 8/23/06)
Opinion: Lawsuit opens a window on New England's climate future (Portland Press Herald, 8/23/06)
Nation's berry growers take notes in Maine (Kennebec Journal, 8/23/06)
Study: Plum Creek would stress emergency services (Kennebec Journal, 8/22/06)
Report addresses MTBE case; remedies offered for tainted well (Bangor Daily News, 8/22/06)
BEP permit denial latest setback for Salisbury Cove pier (Bangor Daily News, 8/22/06)
Maine Farm Days returning to Clinton (Kennebec Journal, 8/21/06)
Management grants save rare ecosystems (Kennebec Journal, 8/21/06)
Going green? Pass on grass (Portland Press Herald, 8/21/06)
Editorial: 'Sudden oak death' disease shouldn't be given toehold here (Portland Press Herald, 8/21/06)
Editorial: Plum Creek analysis a welcome aid to debate (Portland Press Herald, 8/21/06)
Three Blaine House hopefuls divided on LNG (Bangor Daily News, 8/21/06)
Grow a garden right outside your kitchen door and reap the benefits (Portland Press Herald, 8/20/06)
LNG: 'fuel of the future,' Castine audience told (Bangor Daily News, 8/19/06)
Nearly 10,000 take advantage of season passes to Maine parks (Bangor Daily News, 8/19/06)
Effort to raise awareness for keeping the Cobbossee watershed clean (Kennebec Journal, 8/17/06)
Plum Creek impacts detailed (Bangor Daily News, 8/17/06)
Group pushes to stop aerial pesticide spraying (Bangor Daily News, 8/17/06)
Editorial: Half-million Americans own hybrid gas-electric cars (Brunswick Times Record, 8/16/06)
Northeastern States Announce Progress In Greenhouse Gas Initiative (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/16/06)
Plan to curb pollution moves forward (Bangor Daily News, 8/16/06)
Don't confuse Swan Island with Swans Island (Portland Press Herald, 8/15/06)
Shrinking the carbon footprint (Portland Press Herald, 8/15/06)
Residents suggest Allagash oversight (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/06)
Anti-LNG group plans auction fundraiser (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/06)
Task force takes a look at Allagash (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/06)
Millinocket neighbors say wood-burning units emit too much smoke, ash (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/06)
Opinion: Outdoor wood boilers a serious lung health hazard (Bangor Daily News, 8/15/06)
Legal muscle lined up for Plum Creek battle (Portland Press Herald, 8/14/06)
Largest colony of Atlantic Puffins in the United States (Portland Press Herald, 8/14/06)
Residents cool to idea of an Allagash board (Bangor Daily News, 8/14/06)
Meeting Sears Island Initiative's challenges (Bangor Daily News, 8/14/06)
Whippoorwills in Maine (Bangor Daily News, 8/14/06)
Opinion: Fort Halifax dam decision (Kennebec Journal, 8/14/06)
Editorial: Energy alternatives essential to stable economy (Portland Press Herald, 8/12/06)
Ecological Impact Of Dams Being Re-Evaluated (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/11/06)
Allagash panel sets County hearings, visit to waterway (Bangor Daily News, 8/11/06)
Opinion: Natural resources, small business (Bangor Daily News, 8/11/06)
Herbicides' impact on base seen as minimal (Portland Press Herald, 8/11/06)
Just off Maine's busy coast, a serene world of seabirds awaits (Portland Press Herald, 8/10/06)
Opinion: Don't let fear guide views of nuclear power (Portland Press Herald, 8/10/06)
Marsh-mall panel reviews Wal-Mart plan (Bangor Daily News, 8/10/06)
Editorial: Reducing America's oil consumption is necessary to solve the longer-term problem of our limited supply (Bangor Daily News, 8/10/06)
Coastal land trust wraps up campaign (Portland Press Herald, 8/9/06)
Editorial: Protecting Maine's coast, one million-dollar chunk at a time (Portland Press Herald, 8/9/06)
Editorial: Prudhoe Bay more reason to build windmills (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 7/29/06)
Opinion: Protect some wild places with limited public access (Kennebec Journal, 8/9/06)
Trust raises $100M for conservation (Bangor Daily News, 8/9/06)
River Coalition on brink of closing its doors (Bangor Daily News, 8/9/06)
Over A Hundred Million Raised For Conservation (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/8/06)
Charges unlikely in Allagash incursion (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 8/8/06)
Cultivating chestnuts (Portland Press Herald, 8/8/06)
AMC buys its second sporting camp (Portland Press Herald, 8/8/06)
Opting for a safe, secure energy future (Portland Press Herald, 8/8/06)
Editorial: Trans-Atlantic emissions trading program (Bangor Daily News, 8/8/06)
Editorial: Fort Halifax Dam: SOS can't stop the unstoppable (Kennebec Journal, 8/6/06)
Scat-sniffing dog helps scientists study right whale population (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/06)
Opinion: Whole Bay Study confirms LNG opponents' arguments (Bangor Daily News, 8/7/06)
Company will install about 100 solar water heating systems (Kennebec Journal, 8/6/06)
Editorial: Why we editorialize about fuel conservation and report about gas-guzzling NASCAR racing (Kennebec Journal, 8/6/06)
Lakeside residents play big parts in loon drama (Portland Press Herald, 8/6/06)
Opinion: Setting the course for sustainable, authentic development (Portland Press Herald, 8/6/06)
Enforcers protect clam industry (Portland Press Herald, 8/6/06)
On brink of wind energy (Portland Press Herald, 8/6/06)
Editorial: Disclose potentially harmful ingredients in pesticides that are now kept secret (Kennebec Journal, 8/5/06)
Glenburn gets grant to stop erosion at lake (Bangor Daily News, 8/5/06)
Gas testing at Pine Tree Landfill wrapping up (Bangor Daily News, 8/5/06)
Opinion: Sears Island should be fully protected (Bangor Daily News, 8/5/06)
Proposed Regulations Aimed at Conserving Water (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/3/06)
Wind Farm Proposal Draws Mixed Reactions from Area Residents (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 8/3/06)
Wind-power site takes shape at crest of N. Maine ridge (Associated Press, 8/4/06)
Wind farm testimony offers different spins (Portland Press Herald, 8/4/06)
Editorial: Politics of climate change take a hopeful turn (Portland Press Herald, 8/4/06)
Two million dollars in federal funds to Maine to support habitat protection partnerships (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 8/4/06)
Right whale dead; ship strike suspected (The Quoddy Tides , 8/4/06)
Residents turn out for visit by FERC to proposed LNG site (The Quoddy Tides , 8/4/06)
ISA outbreak hits Grand Manan pens; salmon kill ordered (The Quoddy Tides , 8/4/06)
Water withdrawal regulation plan opposed as too costly, confusing (Bangor Daily News, 8/4/06)
Tainted well pits couple vs. DEP (Bangor Daily News, 8/4/06)
Recycling committee looking for fiscally sound improvements (Bangor Daily News, 8/4/06)
Wind project whips up debate (Portland Press Herald, 8/3/06)
Farmland trust launches Web site (Bangor Daily News, 8/3/06)
Editorial: Mandatory speed limit along three areas of the East Coast to reduce what are called ship strikes (Bangor Daily News, 8/3/06)
Plum Creek review may be delayed Developer says it cannot tell state officials terms of conservation plan (Bangor Daily News, 8/3/06)
States to EPA: Label all hazards in pesticides (Associated Press, 8/2/06)
Commission to recommend waste management policies to Legislature (Bangor Daily News, 8/2/06)
Environmental permits needed for proposed Walmart Supercenter in Bangor (Bangor Daily News, 8/2/06)
Mousam River gets a checkup (Portland Press Herald, 8/2/06)
Opinion: For clean air, wind farm looks good (Portland Press Herald, 8/2/06)
Hearings this week target wind farm plan (Kennebec Journal, 8/1/06)
Editorial: We must cut energy costs by conserving (Kennebec Journal, 8/1/06)
Data collected at landfill: Amount and direction of escaping gases monitored (Bangor Daily News, 8/1/06)
Win-win situation for Penobscot River proves a loss for Howland landowner (Bangor Daily News, 8/1/06)
Opinion: Maine and global warming are linked (Bangor Daily News, 8/1/06)
MDI Biological Laboratory turning 'green' over building (Bangor Daily News, 7/31/06)
Opinion: Step up to the energy debate (Bangor Daily News, 7/31/06)
Blaine House hopefuls back alternative energy (Portland Press Herald, 7/31/06)
Editorial: Cleaner air ought to be a priority for EPA (Portland Press Herald, 7/31/06)
Opinion: Wind farm site threatens wilderness (Portland Press Herald, 7/31/06)
Editorial: Ensuring a future for Maine's dairy farms (Kennebec Journal, 7/30/06)
Opinion: Wind farm presents state with timely, clean energy choice (Portland Press Herald, 7/30/06)
Opinion: Keep Maine from accepting nuclear waste (Portland Press Herald, 7/30/06)
Editorial: Redington wind farm a step toward Maine's energy future (Portland Press Herald, 7/29/06)
Windmill to be installed at Saco's wastewater treatment plant (Portland Press Herald, 7/29/06)
Kennebec Estuary encompasses more than 9,000 acres of rich wetland habitat (Brunswick Times Record, 7/28/06)
Study of Songbirds Finds High Levels of Mercury (New York Times, 7/28/06)
Rep. Tom Allen: Report Confirms Bush Administration and Congressional “Dereliction” in Enforcement of the Clean Air Act (Rep. Tom Allen, 7/28/06)
Breaching of the Sandy River Dam designed to restore salmon (Kennebec Journal, 7/28/06)
Major decrease in Maine's park use (Kennebec Journal, 7/28/06)
EPA slow to finish rules on air toxins (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/06)
Attendance plummets at Baxter, Acadia claim (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/06)
Ketch built in rain forest heading for Maine (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/06)
Editorial: Maine not coy about banning invasive species (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/06)
Editorial: 'No dumping zone' a step toward healthy Casco Bay (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/06)
Opinion: Turns out there's a real climate-change debate still going on (Portland Press Herald, 7/28/06)
Environmentalists urge reduced wind farm (Kennebec Journal, 7/27/06)
Deal would doom wind farm project, developers claim (Portland Press Herald, 7/27/06)
Senate leaves open possibility of drilling in the Gulf of Maine (Portland Press Herald, 7/27/06)
Wind Farm Project Not Endorsed by Environmentalists (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/26/06)
Oil Drilling Legislation Debated in the U.S. Senate (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/26/06)
Snowe, Collins to vote against oil drilling in Gulf of Maine (Kennebec Journal, 7/26/06)
Officials defend seizure of koi fish from restaurant (Portland Press Herald, 7/26/06)
Editorial: Don't let Senate drilling bill open the wrong door (Portland Press Herald, 7/26/06)
Sears Island issues prompt shoreline access questions (Bangor Daily News, 7/26/06)
Body of dead right whale examined at Campobello (Bangor Daily News, 7/26/06)
Eels, too, need safe downstream passage (Morning Sentinel, 7/25/06)
Preservationists challenge development need for Sears island (Waldo Independent, 7/25/06)
HoltraChem cleanup proceeds (Bangor Daily News, 7/25/06)
Restoring park trails in Acadia (Bangor Daily News, 7/25/06)
Mercury cleanup progresses into new phase (Portland Press Herald, 7/25/06)
Fishing stakes are high (Portland Press Herald, 7/25/06)
Maine fishermen divided on national fishing policies (Associated Press, 7/25/06)
Public input about current rules for spraying to control browntail moths (Brunswick Times Record, 7/24/06)
Poland Springs bottling company seeks to expand western Maine operations (Bangor Daily News, 7/24/06)
Redington Wind plan stirs up environmental conflict (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/06)
Visitors get a chance to see what life's really like down on the farm (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/06)
Chewonki wants to go distance with new coastal trail (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/06)
Editorial: Responsible boaters don't spread weeds (Portland Press Herald, 7/24/06)
Tidal energy, fish habitat at odds in debate (Kennebec Journal, 7/24/06)
Editorial: It's time to close Rt. 27 boat launch (Kennebec Journal, 7/24/06)
Poland Springs bottling company seeks to expand western Maine operations (Bangor Daily News, 7/24/06)
Retiree turns commercial organic hops farmer (Bangor Daily News, 7/24/06)
Opinion: Increase the cost of vehicle fuel (Bangor Daily News, 7/24/06)
DIF & W scours lake in Sullivan (Bangor Daily News, 7/24/06)
Mainers find new ways to ward off mosquitoes (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/06)
Editorial: Serious business behind the fun of Open Farm Day (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/06)
Become a Habitat Steward and learn the consequences of your actions (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/06)
Editorial: Use standard set of rules for testing lake water (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/06)
Opinion: Answering call for permanent conservation at Moosehead (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/06)
Opinion: Gulf of Maine fishery deserves better than this (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/06)
Editorial: Loons face invisible dangers (Kennebec Journal, 7/23/06)
Boater sewage banned in bay (Portland Press Herald, 7/22/06)
Life in a tidal pool (Portland Press Herald, 7/23/06)
Open Farm Day to feature nearly 100 sites (Portland Press Herald, 7/21/06)
Maine Audubon chooses Educator of the Year (Bangor Daily News, 7/21/06)
Drainage concerns critics of Bangor Walmart project (Bangor Daily News, 7/21/06)
Greenville awaits landfill ruling (Bangor Daily News, 7/21/06)
Georges Pond Feud Imperils Aquatic Life (Ellsworth American, 7/20/06)
New rules about how much water farmers and water districts can draw down (Ellsworth American, 7/20/06)
Trust gets easement to protect Oxford pond (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 7/20/06)
Experts: New Messalonskee Lake boat ramp may slow milfoil (Kennebec Journal, 7/20/06)
Tests on Crystal Lake water no sure thing (Portland Press Herald, 7/20/06)
Bath preserve ensures public access (Portland Press Herald, 7/20/06)
Editorial: The biggest single threat to Acadia Park (Bangor Daily News, 7/20/06)
Opinion: Maybe Plum Creek's vision will bring economic vitality back to Greenville (Bangor Daily News, 7/20/06)
Whaling vote seen as first step in an environmental tragedy (Brunswick Times Record, 7/19/06)
Opinion: Challenges facing Maine's fishing families are complex and daunting (Brunswick Times Record, 7/19/06)
Baldacci opposes temporary radioactive storage (Portland Press Herald, 7/19/06)
Lawmaker apologizes for latest Allagash rift (Portland Press Herald, 7/19/06)
Editorial: Oil drilling ban still makes sense (Kennebec Journal, 7/19/06)
Freeport's Quarry Woods to be preserved under conservation easement (Portland Press Herald, 7/19/06)
Kennebec tidal flow an energy source? (Portland Press Herald, 7/18/06)
Editorial: Make more nuke plants, fuel storage site top priorities (Portland Press Herald, 7/18/06)
Seven ways to experience Maine through local food (Associated Press, 7/18/06)
Cony Envirothon Team hopes to dig pay dirt in Manitoba (Kennebec Journal, 7/18/06)
Editorial: Can we trust the feds on nuclear waste? (Kennebec Journal, 7/18/06)
Martin sorry for Allagash incident (Bangor Daily News, 7/18/06)
Editorial: Overfishing is exacerbated because millions of pounds of fish are discarded (Bangor Daily News, 7/18/06)
Lawmakers explain Allagash road clearing (Associated Press, 7/18/06)
Senator Martin Apologizes for Allagash Incident (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/17/06)
Whale swims free after it is untangled (Portland Press Herald, 7/17/06)
Ganging up to stop invaders (Portland Press Herald, 7/17/06)
Editorial: Panel should push for real ethics reform (Portland Press Herald, 7/17/06)
Few loon plate drivers use free pass to parks (Bangor Daily News, 7/17/06)
Rescuers free whale entangled in rope (Bangor Daily News, 7/17/06)
Eat locally with community agriculture (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 7/17/06)
Could Maine Yankee become a regional nuclear waste site? (Portland Press Herald, 7/16/06)
Diving in to count the fish (Portland Press Herald, 7/16/06)
Even modest lifestyles can create waste (Kennebec Journal, 7/16/06)
Opinion: Smart wind power, or not-so-smart? (Kennebec Journal, 7/16/06)
Orono Bog boardwalk a paradise for birdwatchers (Bangor Daily News, 7/15/06)
Editorial: Martin's provocation sunders fragile peace on the Allagash (Portland Press Herald, 7/15/06)
Acadia group vaunts its work (Bangor Daily News, 7/15/06)
Riverbank crew continues work on paper spill (Bangor Daily News, 7/15/06)
Editorial: Forest Legacy Form (Bangor Daily News, 7/15/06)
Opinion: Lawmakers RESTORED road in northern Maine (Bangor Daily News, 7/15/06)
Editorial: When state plate's great, loon's losses loom large (Portland Press Herald, 7/14/06)
Opinion: State's rivers focus of new respect (Portland Press Herald, 7/14/06)
Editorial: A sneak attack on the Allagash (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 7/14/06)
Editorial: Sen. Martin: Get off that bulldozer and fight fair (Kennebec Journal, 7/14/06)
NRCM suggests ethics panel lacks accountability (Bangor Daily News, 7/14/06)
Landfill seeks OK to accept N.H. oily waste (Bangor Daily News, 7/14/06)
Editorial: Allagash Roadblock (Bangor Daily News, 7/14/06)
State Institutions Purchasing Antibiotic- Free Meat (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/13/06)
Loon plates in decline, state projects suffer (Portland Press Herald, 7/13/06)
Saddleback gets OK for condo units, house lots (Portland Press Herald, 7/13/06)
Editorial: North Woods parcels welcomed by state (Portland Press Herald, 7/13/06)
Farm waste rules come up for discussion (Kennebec Journal, 7/13/06)
Editorial: Land deals add to Maine's richness (Kennebec Journal, 7/13/06)
Proteus and the Blueprint Project (The Phoenix, 7/13/06)
Sears Island committee hears ownership debate (Bangor Daily News, 7/13/06)
UM professor accepts award for climate change research (Bangor Daily News, 7/13/06)
LNG offices, firms vandalized Down East (Bangor Daily News, 7/13/06)
Editorial: Too Few Fish in the Sea (Bangor Daily News, 7/13/06)
Opinion: Road repair exacerbates problems in Allagash (Bangor Daily News, 7/13/06)
Katahdin forest, Machias River areas to be conserved (Associated Press, 7/12/06)
Allagash action raises controversy (Bangor Daily News, 7/12/06)
LNG fallout divides Perry town leaders (Bangor Daily News, 7/12/06)
Scientist assails N-energy plan (Bangor Daily News, 7/12/06)
Editorial: LURC is right to separate Plum Creek conservation agreement from application for development (Bangor Daily News, 7/12/06)
Lawmakers repair road near Allagash (Portland Press Herald, 7/12/06)
Forest deal to preserve 202,000 acres (Portland Press Herald, 7/12/06)
Opinion: Plum Creek holding conservation hostage to development (Portland Press Herald, 7/12/06)
Proposed creation of house lots and timeshare condominiums on Saddleback Mountain (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/06)
Conservation groups give 200,000 acres to preserve (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/06)
Legislators investigated for clearing a road to Allagash (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/06)
Fishy situation blocks plans to rebuild Hallowell barrier (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/06)
Editorial: We need stronger, not weaker, limits on fishing (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/06)
Opinion: The hullabaloo surrounding the conduct of Rep. Tom Saviello (Kennebec Journal, 7/12/06)
LURC members eye wind farm site (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 7/12/06)
Lawmakers Investigated for Bulldozing a Closed Road (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/11/06)
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Gulf of Maine Coastal Program Website Launched (USFWS, 7/11/06)
Maine a tempting target for nuclear waste (Kennebec Journal, 7/11/06)
Editorial: Maine air quality remains at risk (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 7/11/06)
LURC questions Plum Creek on resorts, housing (Bangor Daily News, 7/11/06)
Libra grant to fund top fish scientist (Portland Press Herald, 7/11/06)
Federal Proposal To Reprocess Nuclear Waste Called Dangerous (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/10/06)
Opposition to tidal project surfaces (Brunswick Times Record, 7/10/06)
Cleanup at old mine could hit $25 million (Portland Press Herald, 7/10/06)
Opinion: Frankenstein fish in Maine? (Kennebec Journal, 7/10/06)
Lead paint rules draw criticism (Bangor Daily News, 7/10/06)
Editorial: Sedentary entertainment lures Americans from nature (Portland Press Herald, 7/10/06)
Environmental group grades lawmakers (Associated Press, 7/9/06)
Study finds failings in fisheries restoration (Associated Press, 7/9/06)
Growing pains in unorganized territory (Kennebec Journal, 7/9/06)
A dozen legislators receive perfect environmental score (Portland Press Herald, 7/9/06)
Lax regulation blamed as fish stocks lag (Portland Press Herald, 7/9/06)
Editorial: As ozone declines, Maine breathes easier (Portland Press Herald, 7/9/06)
Editorial: Eagles' success a cautionary tale for policymakers (Portland Press Herald, 7/9/06)
Biodiesel plans rile neighbors (Kennebec Journal, 7/8/06)
Editorial: Senate politics roil chemical security effort (Portland Press Herald, 7/8/06)
On the trail of beach bacteria (Portland Press Herald, 7/8/06)
Marsh-mall group talks about listing guidelines (Bangor Daily News, 7/8/06)
'Pike dike' addresses fishery challenge (Bangor Daily News, 7/8/06)
Lawmakers Graded by Environmental Group (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 7/7/06)
Studying the migratory birds of Great Duck Island (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/06)
LURC seeking clarification of Plum Creek plan (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/06)
Editorial: Events will turn up the heat on the climate change debate (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/06)
Editorial: Problems caused by illegally stocked fish are hard to fix (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/06)
Opinion: Penobscot River restoration is cause for celebration (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/06)
Studying the migratory birds of Great Duck Island (Bangor Daily News, 7/7/06)
Hancock Lumber earns stewardship certification for lumber yard (Associated Press, 7/7/06)
State seeks credit for better air (Portland Press Herald, 7/6/06)
Editorial: Can the wind deliver the promise of hydrogen? (Portland Press Herald, 7/6/06)
A fresh look at fishing the Penobscot River (Village Soup, 7/6/06)
Editorial: Chemical security bill flawed, but still a major step (Kennebec Journal, 7/6/06)
Pine Tree Landfill preps for shutdown of system (Bangor Daily News, 7/6/06)
FarmLink names new coordinator (Bangor Daily News, 7/6/06)
DEP frustrated over 'Spitball Mountain' (Bangor Daily News, 7/6/06)
Bacteria levels remain unsafe at Blue Hill beach (Bangor Daily News, 7/6/06)
Editorial: Lobster population keeps growing despite record catches (Bangor Daily News, 7/6/06)
Acadia falcons hatch (Portland Press Herald, 7/5/06)
Senate fight threatens chemical watchdog bill (Portland Press Herald, 7/5/06)
Pollution's effect on eagles studied (Portland Press Herald, 7/5/06)
Bacteria count closes beach to swimming in Kennebunk (Portland Press Herald, 7/5/06)
Young falcons flying at Acadia (Bangor Daily News, 7/4/06)
BEP to hold hearing on state ozone (Bangor Daily News, 7/4/06)
Damariscotta Lake Watershed group doubles holdings (Kennebec Journal, 7/3/06)
Editorial: Georges Bank is no place for drilling rigs (Portland Press Herald, 7/3/06)
Opinion: Setting record straight about Canada lynx (Kennebec Journal, 7/2/06)
Editorial: Bill would promote more buses around Acadia (Portland Press Herald, 7/2/06)
Editorial: Tidal power in Maine? Not for many moons (Portland Press Herald, 7/1/06)
Katahdin Lake deadline extended (Bangor Daily News, 7/1/06)
Editorial: Chestnut Trees Returning (Bangor Daily News, 7/1/06)
Maine among first states to ban computer dumping (Associated Press, 6/30/06)
House approves drilling 50 miles off Maine coast (Kennebec Journal, 6/30/06)
Computers, TVs banned from dumps (Portland Press Herald, 6/30/06)
Forum explores 'green' resources (Bangor Daily News, 6/30/06)
Regionwide tribal coalition embraces Kyoto Protocol (Bangor Daily News, 6/30/06)
Bucksport wind power plan generates interest (Bangor Daily News, 6/30/06)
Editorial: Sturgeon in the Penobscot (Bangor Daily News, 6/30/06)
Federal Court Paves the Way for Coal-Tar Cleanup (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/29/06)
FERC report policy riles LNG foes (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/06)
Judge: Bangor liable for 40% of river coal-tar cleanup (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/06)
Mound of soggy paper sitting in the Penobscot River, may soon get cleaned up (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/06)
Plymouth Superfund site concerns raised (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/06)
American Birding Association members visit for field trip (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/06)
Editorial: Sustaining Maine's Green Infrastructure, (Bangor Daily News, 6/29/06)
Opinion: Tidal power: Charting its history and future in Maine (Kennebec Journal, 6/29/06)
Bill calls for mainland transportation to Acadia (Portland Press Herald, 6/29/06)
Opinion: Plum Creek's new plan a better deal (Portland Press Herald, 6/29/06)
Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust has received two $10,000 grants (Bangor Daily News, 6/28/06)
Editorial: In a wetlands case decided recently, the Supreme court muddied the water (Bangor Daily News, 6/28/06)
Opinion: Keep Maine safe from toxic chemicals (Bangor Daily News, 6/28/06)
Editorial: Clean air case no reason to delay (Portland Press Herald, 6/28/06)
Editorial: A vision for Maine's green infrastructure (Kennebec Journal, 6/24/06)
Maine officials heartened as battle about greenhouse gases continues (Portland Press Herald, 6/27/06)
Court to settle fight on CO2 limits (Portland Press Herald, 6/27/06)
High Court To Hear Air Pollution Case Initiated By Twelve States Including Maine (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/26/06)
In Acadia, native plants returning: Park team aims to aid local species (Bangor Daily News, 6/27/06)
Bucksport councilors to consider wind power option for industrial park (Bangor Daily News, 6/27/06)
Allagash task force begins river management review (Bangor Daily News, 6/27/06)
Researchers: Maine's tides could make cheap electricity (Portland Press Herald, 6/26/06)
State proposes protection for New England cottontail (Associated Press, 6/26/06)
Conservationists continue crusade against invasive plants (Kennebec Journal, 6/26/06)
16 of Maine's at-risk species considered for special-protection lists (Kennebec Journal, 6/26/06)
Sears Island preservationists prevail at meeting (Bangor Daily News, 6/26/06)
DEP, Greenville to set landfill closure plan (Bangor Daily News, 6/26/06)
'Experimental' fall salmon season OK'd (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/06)
State resumes fighting hydrilla in pond (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/06)
Editorial: Sturgeon population points to river recovery (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/06)
Editorial: Senate fishery law rewrite a step in the right direction (Portland Press Herald, 6/25/06)
Unlikely crusader Al Gore makes his poignant point (Kennebec Journal, 6/24/06)
Filmgoers say Gore's movie a reminder of Earth's fragility (Kennebec Journal, 6/24/06)
Editorial: New report highlights the contributions of woods, fields and waters to the state economy (Portland Press Herald, 6/24/06)
Allagash task force begins its work Monday (Bangor Daily News, 6/24/06)
Encounter with thrush fueled interest (Bangor Daily News, 6/24/06)
Moosehorn eaglet soon to take wing (Bangor Daily News, 6/24/06)
Juniper Ridge installs new misting system (Bangor Daily News, 6/24/06)
Maine Island Trail cleanup project produces piles of trash (Bangor Daily News, 6/24/06)
Salmon group has worries about pike (Bangor Daily News, 6/24/06)
Sturgeon returning to Penobscot (Bangor Daily News, 6/22/06)
Conservation projects use funds from voters (Bangor Daily News, 6/22/06)
DIF&W hearings target species protection issues (Bangor Daily News, 6/22/06)
FERC approves 5 LNG projects outside state (Bangor Daily News, 6/22/06)
Al Gore film's Waterville debut spurs activists (Kennebec Journal, 6/22/06)
Endangered Sturgeon Caught in Penobscot River (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/21/06)
Owners urged to leash dogs while hiking coastal marsh (Portland Press Herald, 6/21/06)
Bottlers, States and the Public Slug It Out in Water War (Washington Post , 6/12/06)
Opinion: 'Yes' to wind power -- if it's put in the right place (Kennebec Journal, 6/18/06)
Groups criticize latest Plum Creek plan (Portland Press Herald, 6/21/06)
Editorial: Kempthorne repudiates noxious national park vision (Portland Press Herald, 6/21/06)
Opinion: Plum Creek's Moosehead strategy a blueprint for success? (Portland Press Herald, 6/21/06)
Further Plum Creek revisions sought (Bangor Daily News, 6/21/06)
All eyes on the sky as national bird-watcher convention comes to Maine (Bangor Daily News, 6/21/06)
FERC OKs Cutler study: Engineer plans tidal power plant (Bangor Daily News, 6/21/06)
Tomato greenhouse called Madison 'turning point' (Bangor Daily News, 6/21/06)
Revised Plum Creek project ripped (Kennebec Journal, 6/21/06)
Environmentalists Say Plum Creek Plan Still Unacceptable (Maine Public Broadcasting Network, 6/20/06)
Environmental groups ask for more revisions to Plum Creek plan (Associated Press, 6/20/06)
Salmon researchers seek government help in solving ocean mystery (Associated Press, 6/20/06)
Group urges opponents of $150 million wind farm to reconsider position (Portland Press Herald, 6/20/06)
Editorial: Fishing fleet buyout is no silver bullet (Portland Press Herald, 6/20/06)
Endangered species hearing set for Bangor (Bangor Daily News, 6/20/06)
Nonprofit voices support for wind farm (Bangor Daily News, 6/20/06)
Backwoods dumping a growing issue (Bangor Daily News, 6/20/06)
Editorial: Compliance with federal ozone standards (Bangor Daily News, 6/20/06)
Environmentalists Criticized for Opposing Wind Project (Maine Public Radio, 6/19/06)
Backlogged park maintenance eased, but list keeps growing (Associated Press, 6/19/06)
NJ files petition challenging EPA mercury rules (Associated Press, 6/19/06)
State parks need repairs, maintenance, report says (Associated Press, 6/19/06)
Buyout program may lure fishermen to quit (Portland Press Herald, 6/19/06)
State parks need a shot of green (Portland Press Herald, 6/18/06)
Editorial: Energy settlement shows need for conservation (Portland Press Herald, 6/18/06)
Opinion: Ecosystem-based management needed to protect our oceans (Portland Press Herald, 6/18/06)
Editorial: Scoring Baldacci's record on the environment (Kennebec Journal, 6/17/06)
Collecting toxic waste from homes (Kennebec Journal, 6/17/06)
Eagles among creatures thriving at Pushaw (Bangor Daily News, 6/17/06)
Group working on review of groundwater regulations (Bangor Daily News, 6/17/06)
American Birding Association's annual convention in Bangor (Bangor Daily News, 6/17/06)
Editorial: In Freeport, groups want to put an end to idling (Portland Press Herald, 6/15/06)
Mainers mobilize for piping plover count (Portland Press Herald, 6/14/06)
Parks' impact: $95 million (Portland Press Herald, 6/14/06)
Opinion: Will chemical security be anti-terror priority? (Portland Press Herald, 6/14/06)
Land access task force releases suggestions (Bangor Daily News, 6/14/06)
Editorial: Chemical Security (Bangor Daily News, 6/14/06)
Lung group claims new air hazard (Portland Press Herald, 6/13/06)
Editorial: Take care not to create problem bears (Portland Press Herald, 6/13/06)
Plan to temporarily shut down part of Pine Tree Landfill's gas extraction system (Bangor Daily News, 6/13/06)
Editorial: Vision and hard work brings back Cobbossee Lake (Kennebec Journal, 6/13/06)
Lung Association Warns of Pollution from Outdoor Wood Boilers (Maine Public Radio, 6/12/06)
Sea Urchin Industry Seeking a Comeback (Maine Public Radio, 6/12/06)
Editorial: We need wind power to fight global warming (Kennebec Journal, 6/12/06)
Opinion: Reducing Maine's dependence on electricity made from fossil fuels (Portland Press Herald, 6/12/06)
LNG opposition draws strength from varied sources (Bangor Daily News, 6/12/06)
The LNG Question: Does Liquefied Natural Gas Have a Viable Future in Maine? (Bangor Daily News, 6/12/06)
Hearing proves Penjajawoc issue still subject of some confusion (Bangor Daily News, 6/12/06)
Editorial: Growth is good, but unmanaged growth is not (Kennebec Journal, 6/11/06)
Cobbossee Lake goes in right direction (Kennebec Journal, 6/11/06)
Editorial: LURC decisions show focus on remoteness (Portland Press Herald, 6/11/06)
Is Burnt Jacket ruling a clue for Plum Creek? (Portland Press Herald, 6/11/06)
Greenhouse aims to grow tasty tomatoes (Portland Press Herald, 6/11/06)
Kittery to vote on mosquito eradication plan (Portland Press Herald, 6/10/06)
Cutler diesel oil spill contained (Bangor Daily News, 6/9/06)
LURC rejects utility line permit for project along Schoodic Lake (Bangor Daily News, 6/9/06)
Editorial: Sears Island Opportunity (Bangor Daily News, 6/9/06)
Freedom voters back wind turbine project (Kennebec Journal, 6/8/06)
Sierra Club urging Freeport to post anti-bus idling signs (Portland Press Herald, 6/8/06)
Opinion: Keep Wolfe's Neck Farm as a working farm (Portland Press Herald, 6/8/06)
Burnt Jacket LLC development denied (Bangor Daily News, 6/8/06)
Protecting Great Pond and Lower Penobscot Forest (Bangor Daily News, 6/8/06)
Maine Consumers Appear To Be Conserving Electricity (Maine Public Radio, 6/7/06)
Opinion: National Animal ID System intrusive (Brunswick Times Record, 6/7/06)
No canned tuna, magazine warns pregnant women (CNN, 6/6/06)
Visitor harm to Cadillac Mountain a key concern (Bangor Daily News, 6/6/06)
Opinion: Burnt Jacket LLC's rezoning proposal (Bangor Daily News, 6/6/06)
Editorial: Baldacci's veto for the people (Kennebec Journal, 6/6/06)
Opinion: What's the best way to save endangered species? (Kennebec Journal, 6/6/06)
Farmers share meals, ideas to preserve their way of life (Portland Press Herald, 6/6/06)
Opinion: The Penobscot and the Presumpscot: A tale of two rivers (Portland Press Herald, 6/6/06)
Fish and game club funds record number of pupils to learn about outdoors (Bangor Daily News, 6/5/06)
Hikers brave rain to tour Acadia park paths (Bangor Daily News, 6/5/06)
Portland tour shows off majestic trees rooted in history (Portland Press Herald, 6/4/06)
Truck fueled almost exclusively by discarded vegetable oil (Portland Press Herald, 6/3/06)
Salmon restoration hands-on for some (Bangor Daily News, 6/3/06)
DEP says all counties meeting ozone standards (Bangor Daily News, 6/3/06)
Mall-marsh area preservation discussed (Bangor Daily News, 6/3/06)
Horseshoe crabs focus of trip (Bangor Daily News, 6/3/06)
Panel rejects house lot plan on Moosehead (Portland Press Herald, 6/2/06)
Fishery waste has conservation group concerned (Kennebec Journal, 6/2/06)
Editorial: Weighing benefits of Plum Creek's conservation plan (Kennebec Journal, 6/2/06)
LURC staff pans Beaver Cove plan (Bangor Daily News, 6/2/06)
Opinion: Protecting a natural treasure in Orland (Bangor Daily News, 6/2/06)
Experts stress need for east-west highway (Bangor Daily News, 6/2/06)
Conservationists Say Heavy Fishing "Bycatch" Unacceptable (Maine Public Radio, 6/1/06)
LURC Prepares to Vote on Timberland Issue (Maine Public Radio, 6/1/06)
Long-awaited Sears Island Planning Initiative (Waldo Independent, 6/1/06)
Penobscot restoration participants still upbeat (Bangor Daily News, 6/1/06)
Superfund site in Plymouth can't be cleaned up, EPA says (Bangor Daily News, 6/1/06)
River group seeks more federal aid (Bangor Daily News, 6/1/06)
Bitterns thrill birdwatchers (Bangor Daily News, 6/1/06)
Water from at least 80 private wells in York county undrinkable (Portland Press Herald, 6/1/06)
Editorial: One of the biggest natural threats to the state's freshwater resources remains Eurasian milfoil (Portland Press Herald, 6/1/06)
Key step taken in pact to remove Penobscot dams (Portland Press Herald, 6/1/06)
Groups say Penobscot fish plan succeeding (Kennebec Journal, 6/1/06)
Mahoosuc Mountains range has a new 42-mile backpacking trail (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 6/1/06)
Al Gore Sounds Global Warming Alert (MPBN: All Things Considered, 6/1/06)
Brunswick neighborhood's efforts to encourage recycling (Brunswick Times Record, 5/31/06)
Senate energy bill is a smart road map to the future (Portland Press Herald, 5/31/06)
Three dams to getpower upgrades along Penobscot (Bangor Daily News, 5/31/06)
Baldacci mulls veto for petition bill (Bangor Daily News, 5/31/06)
Sears Island uses floated 60 participate in feisty forum (Bangor Daily News, 5/31/06)
Editorial: Fund Forest Legacy (Bangor Daily News, 5/31/06)
Increasing popularity of boating on the lakes has meant more environmental dangers (Portland Press Herald, 5/30/06)
Summer camps worry about mosquitoes, thanks to Triple-E (Associated Press, 5/29/06)
Sell the gas guzzler? Do some math first (Portland Press Herald, 5/29/06)
Opinion: Maine's greenhouse vegetable production will nearly double with a 23-acre complex (Kennebec Journal, 5/29/06)
Salmon advocates reach out to children to preserve fish stocks (Bangor Daily News, 5/29/06)
Opinion: Traditional guiding in a quality environment (Bangor Daily News, 5/29/06)
Driving style has big impact on gas mileage (Associated Press, 5/28/06)
Worrisome levels of dioxin in lobster tomalley (Portland Press Herald, 5/28/06)
Editorial: Protecting species is responsible stewardship (Portland Press Herald, 5/28/06)
Plan would use tidal river to generate power (Associated Press, 5/27/06)
Birds, watchers flock to birding festival (Bangor Daily News, 5/27/06)
EPA lauds Corinna cleanup as ideal (Bangor Daily News, 5/27/06)
EPA may file waiver for Plymouth site (Bangor Daily News, 5/27/06)
Group aims to quash revised plan for Plum Creek project (Portland Press Herald, 5/26/06)
180-mile ski hut system OK'd (Kennebec Journal, 5/26/06)
Meat-product makers defend Pleasant Pond water quality (Kennebec Journal, 5/26/06)
Floating down to clean up the Presumpscot (Portland Press Herald, 5/25/06)
DIF&W urges additions, cut to endangered listing (Bangor Daily News, 5/25/06)
Land-use Referendum Approved by Legislature (Ellsworth American, 5/25/06)
Maine receives high marks for school bus pollution (Associated Press, 5/25/06)
Sportsmen Poll Says Nation’s Energy Policy “Is on the Wrong Track” (Natural Resources Council of Maine, 5/24/06)
Editorial: Veto bill that will dramatically curb the ability of citizens to control development (Kennebec Journal, 5/24/06)
Decision expected on Beaver Cove subdivision (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/06)
Now open: a natural jewel, Walden Parke Preserve (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/06)
Schoolchildren on MDI dabble in water ecology (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/06)
Fishing industry losses in spotlight (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/06)
Opinion: United States needs to pick up its implementation to use renewable energies (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/06)
Juniper Ridge Landfill in full operation, mixing process complete (Bangor Daily News, 5/24/06)
Opinion: In Maine, we have witnessed the benefits of the Clean Water Act (Portland Press Herald, 5/24/06)
Survey Finds Climate Change a Concern of Hunters and Anglers (Maine Public Radio, 5/23/06)
TU report calls Maine brook trout stronghold (Bangor Daily News, 5/23/06)
Former mine in Brooksville subject of Superfund investigation (Bangor Daily News, 5/23/06)
Osprey removal from pole causes stir (Bangor Daily News, 5/23/06)
In Maine, It's Not Easy Being "Green" When You're in the Junk Business (Maine Public Radio, 5/22/06)
Volunteers clean up Penobscot (Bangor Daily News, 5/22/06)
Towns' farmers' markets ready for opening week (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 5/22/06)
Opinion: Global warming should be issue of next election (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 5/22/06)
Editorial: It's important to save farmland and farmers in Maine (Kennebec Journal, 5/21/06)
Event celebrates the revival of the Kennebec River's herring, and the 1999 demolition of Edwards Dam (Kennebec Journal, 5/21/06)
Litchfield to mull what to do with farm waste water (Kennebec Journal, 5/21/06)
Floodwater threatens coastal wildlife (Portland Press Herald, 5/21/06)
Opinion: Our waters and the wildlife that depend on them are at risk (Portland Press Herald, 5/21/06)
Editorial: House should work to improve fishery act rewrite (Portland Press Herald, 5/20/06)
Down East group protests Calais bridge project (Bangor Daily News, 5/20/06)
Blue Hill mine cleanup ordered (Bangor Daily News, 5/20/06)
Opposition Mounts over Proposed Site of International Bridge (Maine Public Radio, 5/19/06)
Big biomass boiler bust (Portland Phoenix, 5/19/06)
Kingfield turns back moratorium targeting Poland Spring (Associated Press, 5/19/06)
Farmers' markets energize Maine (Bangor Daily News, 5/19/06)
Eagle cam lets viewers watch nature's drama in Maine nest (Bangor Daily News, 5/19/06)
Editorial: Organic and Wal-Mart (Bangor Daily News, 5/19/06)
River dumps flood trash on beaches (Portland Press Herald, 5/19/06)
Editorial: Sappi should seek solutions in fish fight (Portland Press Herald, 5/19/06)
Volunteers cleaning up the shoreline and marsh areas of Portland's Back Cove (Portland Press Herald, 5/19/06)
American Eel May Be Heading for Endangered Species List (Maine Public Radio, 5/18/06)
Maine land conservation projects to share $12 million in funding (Portland Press Herald, 5/18/06)
Runoff, red tide threaten shellfish (Portland Press Herald, 5/18/06)
Fishing bill gets House panel OK (Portland Press Herald, 5/18/06)
Festival hails rebound of Kennebec river, fish numbers (Kennebec Journal, 5/18/06)
Fayette farm picked for preservation (Kennebec Journal, 5/18/06)
Aroostook group sticks with salmon restoration (Bangor Daily News, 5/18/06)
Penobscot environmentalist honored by national council (Bangor Daily News, 5/18/06)
Poland Spring Faces Opposition to Expansion Plans (Maine Public Radio, 5/17/06)
State designates $12M for land conservation (Bangor Daily News, 5/17/06)
County backs revised Plum Creek plan (Bangor Daily News, 5/17/06)
Landfill proposes brief gas system shutdown (Bangor Daily News, 5/17/06)
Finances at issue in LNG dispute (Bangor Daily News, 5/17/06)
Beaches hosting more harp seals (Portland Press Herald, 5/17/06)
Opinion: Cleansed and ready to fulfill its promise, the Kennebec River ties our history and future together (Kennebec Journal, 5/17/06)
Environmentalists Condemn Attempt to Overturn New Fishing Regulations (Maine Public Radio, 5/16/06)
High court backs state in dam case (Portland Press Herald, 5/16/06)
Environmental risks mount as York County waters rise (Portland Press Herald, 5/16/06)
Opinion: Why risk a partnership that has cleaned up our waters? (Kennebec Journal, 5/16/06)
Locally farm-raised pork is gaining a foothold in the Maine market (Bangor Daily News, 5/16/06)
Smelt farm promising for fisheries (Bangor Daily News, 5/16/06)
Scientists warn of hemlock parasite (Bangor Daily News, 5/16/06)
Supreme Court Rejects SAPPI's Discharge Argument (Maine Public Radio, 5/15/06)
System of trails, huts moves ahead in western Maine (Portland Press Herald, 5/15/06)
Editorial: Saving the last of the brook trout (Kennebec Journal, 5/15/06)
Population boom's effects on environment focus of talk (Bangor Daily News, 5/15/06)
Sears Island planning panel to meet May 30 (Bangor Daily News, 5/15/06)
Birds are back, festival to follow Warblers (Bangor Daily News, 5/15/06)
Editorial: New DEP permits a clear win for the Androscoggin River (Portland Press Herald, 5/15/06)
Editorial: Researchers have found that mothers now pass along to children the legacy of decades of use of potentially toxic industrial chemicals (Kennebec Journal, 5/15/06)
New Munjoy Hill school eco-friendly (Portland Press Herald, 5/13/06)
Regulators clear way to remove Sandy River dam (Portland Press Herald, 5/13/06)
Editorial: Controlling greenhouse gases from the ground up (Portland Press Herald, 5/13/06)
Brunswick lands EPA grant (Brunswick Times Record, 5/13/06)
State seeks to speed up cleanup of Androscoggin (Associated Press, 5/12/06)
Vernal pool protection now state law (Kennebec Journal, 5/12/06)
Energy program has helped businesses save $4.6 million (Kennebec Journal, 5/12/06)
Mainers' love of SUVs persists (Portland Press Herald, 5/12/06)
Permit could lead to the siting of as many as 100 hydroelectric generators in the Penobscot River (Ellsworth American, 5/12/06)
Editorial: Tidal Energy Rises Again (Bangor Daily News, 5/12/06)
DEP seeks tougher mill discharge rules (Bangor Daily News, 5/12/06)
Stringent Pollution Controls Proposed for Papermills (Maine Public Radio, 5/11/06)
Survey Shows Impact of Gas Prices on Car Buyers (Maine Public Radio, 5/11/06)
Gathering focuses on global warming threat (Portland Press Herald, 5/11/06)
Global warming's effects on Maine examined (Bangor Daily News, 5/11/06)
State official questions LNG pier sites (Bangor Daily News, 5/11/06)
Groups post comments on FERC Web site (Bangor Daily News, 5/11/06)
Tidal energy project eyed for river (Bangor Daily News, 5/11/06)
Spiraling costs wallop Maine farms (Bangor Daily News, 5/11/06)
State official questions LNG pier sites (Bangor Daily News, 5/11/06)
Maine Climate Change Conference (Maine Public Radio, 5/10/06)
Mulch company fined for clearing 5 acres near Milford without a permit (Bangor Daily News, 5/10/06)
Farmers receive grants (Kennebec Journal, 5/10/06)
Researcher Recommends Tidal Power for Maine (Maine Public Radio, 5/9/06)
Briefing to reveal tidal power plan - Project seeks to harness Eastport tides (Bangor Daily News, 5/9/06)
Union Trust to give $25,000 to Maine's state parks (Bangor Daily News, 5/9/06)
Bangor's first forester retires after planting 812,809 trees in 42 years (Bangor Daily News, 5/9/06)
Tribe's LNG meetings remain closed, court rules (Bangor Daily News, 5/9/06)
ATV drivers face new penalties (Portland Press Herald, 5/9/06)
Editorial: The day we fill up our landfills is already upon us (Kennebec Journal, 5/9/06)
Court Sides With Tribe On LNG Documents (Maine Public Radio, 5/8/06)
Cottontail Rabbits Could Be Headed For Listing (Maine Public Radio, 5/8/06)
Making a purchase at a farmers' market is a win-win for all involved (Portland Press Herald, 5/7/06)
Nature cams hook viewers (Portland Press Herald, 5/7/06)
Editorial: Regional LNG site review is a better approach (Portland Press Herald, 5/7/06)
Opinion: All Mainers have stake in Plum Creek as public caretakers (Portland Press Herald, 5/7/06)
Tom's of Maine receives annual EPA Merit Award (Portland Press Herald, 5/6/06)
Maine is brookies' last stronghold (Bangor Daily News, 5/6/06)
Bittern provides distinctive vocalization (Bangor Daily News, 5/6/06)
Penobscot Nation official receives environmental honor (Bangor Daily News, 5/6/06)
Fly fishers sponsoring statewide spring cleanup (Bangor Daily News, 5/6/06)
Tons of trash bagged at MDI (Bangor Daily News, 5/5/06)
BEP OKs debris burning curbs (Bangor Daily News, 5/5/06)
Efforts to protect Maine's watersheds receive infusion of federal assistance (Kennebec Journal, 5/5/06)
Rep. Tom Allen Pushes Administration to Raise Fuel Economy Standards at Hearing (U.S. Representative Tom Allen, 5/4/06)
New law puts restrictions on debris burning (Portland Press Herald, 5/4/06)
Lawmakers urge regional approach to siting LNG terminals (Portland Press Herald, 5/4/06)
Sustainable Portland Task Force established (Portland Phoenix, 5/4/06)
Support surges for wind power plan (Kennebec Journal, 5/4/06)
Audubon center sets free area bird walks (Bangor Daily News, 5/4/06)
Maine's Trout Population Strongest in the Eastern U.S. (Maine Public Radio, 5/3/06)
Maine among states suing over fuel rules (Portland Press Herald, 5/3/06)
Red tide fears expand shellfishing closures (Portland Press Herald, 5/3/06)
Fate of littlest eaglet up in the air (Portland Press Herald, 5/3/06)
Tidal power, LNG floated for Cutler (Bangor Daily News, 5/3/06)
First lady to help open new farmers' market (Kennebec Journal, 5/3/06)
States Sue Federal Government Over Vehicle Emission Standards (Maine Public Radio, 5/2/06)
Invasive Northern Pike Threatening Sebago Salmon (Maine Public Radio, 5/2/06)
Different fuel moves buses 'into the future' (Portland Press Herald, 5/2/06)
Commercial fishing time shrinks anew (Portland Press Herald, 5/2/06)
Editorial: Invest in alternative fuel research, more efficient cars (Portland Press Herald, 5/2/06)
Couple try organic dairy farming (Bangor Daily News, 5/2/06)
Milfoil menace generates alert (Kennebec Journal, 5/2/06)
Northern pike move into Sebago (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 5/2/06)
Trash Day reveals recycling potential (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 5/2/06)
Twenty-somethings veer away from classic career paths this spring to try organic farming (Portland Press Herald, 5/1/06)
Clean-burning Busses Introduced In Portland (Maine Public Radio, 5/1/06)
Birders rejoice at spring chorus (Bangor Daily News, 5/1/06)
Police maintain patrols during Earth First! event (Bangor Daily News, 5/1/06)
Opinion: Preserving Grafton forest will ensure Maine's outdoor heritage will be accessible (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 4/30/06)
EPA: Maine's toxic releases are growing after years of decline (Associated Press, 4/30/06)
Farmers intent on extending the harvest (Kennebec Journal, 4/30/06)
Gas prices spark high-octane views (Portland Press Herald, 4/30/06)
Report: State's toxic releases up (Portland Press Herald, 4/30/06)
Editorial: Politics threaten to sink Cape Wind (Portland Press Herald, 4/30/06)
Editorial: Katahdin Lake deal a timeless gift to Maine (Portland Press Herald, 4/30/06)
Opinion: Conservation Department works with all outdoor interests (Portland Press Herald, 4/30/06)
Moosehead plan redux (Kennebec Journal, 4/29/06)
Hut system to go before Carrabassett Valley hearing (Kennebec Journal, 4/29/06)
Energy bill OK'd, awaits funding (Portland Press Herald, 4/29/06)
Biologist to discuss Penobscot salmon fishing (Bangor Daily News, 4/29/06)
Muzzy feels good about Plum Creek revisions (Bangor Daily News, 4/29/06)
It's unusual to spot a meadowlark (Bangor Daily News, 4/29/06)
Editorial: Plum Creek Review (Bangor Daily News, 4/29/06)
Opinion: National Animal Identification System (Bangor Daily News, 4/29/06)
City of Portland purchases a week’s worth of clean electricity (Portland Press Herald, 4/28/06)
Plum Creek submits application for Moosehead plan (Portland Press Herald, 4/28/06)
LURC receives Plum Creek application (Associated Press, 4/28/06)
10 states sue EPA over global warming (Associated Press, 4/28/06)
Wild acreage may increase in Augusta, Vassalboro (Kennebec Journal, 4/28/06)
Editorial: Get a handle on regional growth (Kennebec Journal, 4/28/06)
Editorial: Allagash suffers under a new law (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 4/28/06)
Plum Creek submits plan (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/06)
Development threatens sanctuary tranquility Birdsacre refuge under siege (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/06)
Contamination cleanup work under way at Dexter plant site (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/06)
Editorial: Newfound conservation appreciation was short-lived (Bangor Daily News, 4/28/06)
New eagle chicks are stars of online nature show (Portland Press Herald, 4/27/06)
Mainers driven to guzzle less (Portland Press Herald, 4/27/06)
Allagash use focus of new task force (Bangor Daily News, 4/27/06)
Orono Bog Boardwalk (Bangor Daily News, 4/27/06)
LNG issues incite infighting on Perry panel (Bangor Daily News, 4/27/06)
Editorial: Amendment to kill a Massachusetts wind farm (Bangor Daily News, 4/27/06)
Toxic sludge cleanup begins soon at tannery (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 4/27/06)
Small Woodland Pools to be Protected by the State (Maine Public Radio, 4/26/06)
Global Warming Presents Different Kind of Environmental Threat (Maine Public Radio, 4/26/06)
Plum Creek to release plan quietly (Portland Press Herald, 4/26/06)
Opinion: ATV-Maine now has 16,000 members (Kennebec Journal, 4/26/06)
Maine Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program 2005 Maine Lakes Report is now available online (Maine Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program , 4/25/06)
Baldacci signs bill to add lake and land to Baxter State Park (Portland Press Herald, 4/25/06)
Editorial: Rising seas may take bigger bite than thought (Portland Press Herald, 4/25/06)
Editorial: Lessons from a land deal that almost got away (Kennebec Journal, 4/25/06)
New Law Paves the Way for Baxter State Park Expansion (Maine Public Radio, 4/24/06)
Eliot is weighing whether to attack mosquitoes with chemicals in order to prevent another outbreak of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (Maine Public Radio, 4/24/06)
Biodiesel catching on in Maine (Portland Press Herald, 4/24/06)
Small vernal pools pose big impact on building (Portland Press Herald, 4/24/06)
Editorial: Pombo's fishery bill is no keeper (Portland Press Herald, 4/24/06)
Opinion: LURC has good handle on issues (Portland Press Herald, 4/24/06)
Biologists concerned with winter's effect on animals (Associated Press, 4/24/06)
Mainers celebrate Earth Day (Bangor Daily News, 4/24/06)
Opinion: Is Plum Creek a qualified guardian? (Bangor Daily News, 4/24/06)
Editorial: Why do Lewiston and Auburn families generate nearly twice as much garbage as those in Portland? (Lewiston Sun-Journal, 4/13/06)
Editorial: The day after Earth Day: What next? (Kennebec Journal, 4/23/06)
Opinion: LURC has good handle on issues (Portland Press Herald, 4/23/06)
Opinion: What's the Maine Backcountry Project and why is it meeting in secret? (Portland Press Herald, 4/23/06)
Saving the Earth, one tilled acre at a time (Portland Press Herald, 4/23/06)
Lodging owners hope, tourists will look for Maine's green lodging logo (Portland Press Herald, 4/23/06)
Lawnmowers, pesticides threaten killdeers (Bangor Daily News, 4/22/06)
Maine backs off animal ID plan (Bangor Daily News, 4/22/06)
Volunteers needed for frog survey (Bangor Daily News, 4/22/06)
Editorial: Up to Congress to restore funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (Bangor Daily News, 4/22/06)
Opinion: Sacrifice in behalf of wind power (Bangor Daily News, 4/22/06)
Opinion: Bill promoted by developers, Wal-Mart and a phalanx of interest groups (Bangor Daily News, 4/22/06)
State to Challenge Federal Claim to Authority Over Emission Standards (Maine Public Radio, 4/21/06)
Salmon Farms Could Receive Help (Ellsworth American, 4/21/06)
Branch Lake Site Seen as Too Environmentally Sensitive for Y camp (Ellsworth American, 4/21/06)
BEP approves new rules to protect shore wildlife (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/06)
Wind turbine blades en route to Mars Hill (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/06)
UMM to plant garden in spirit of Earth Week (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/06)
Opinion: A step toward Maine's clean energy future (Bangor Daily News, 4/21/06)
Editorial: Loss of rabbit habitat in Maine bugs bunnies (Portland Press Herald, 4/21/06)
Editorial: An Earth Day Rx: Use less oil (Portland Press Herald, 4/21/06)
Opinion: Better mileage standards imperative for Earth Day (Portland Press Herald, 4/21/06)
Groundwater Issue Re-Surfaces (Maine Public Radio, 4/20/06)
Annual cleanup planned in Calais (Bangor Daily News, 4/20/06)
Group may sue to limit trapping (Portland Press Herald, 4/20/06)
LNG debate continuing in Washington County (Bangor Daily News, 4/20/06)
Opinion: Control water withdrawal in Maine (Bangor Daily News, 4/20/06)
Settlement reached in lawsuit tied to LI Sound lobster deaths (Associated Press, 4/19/06)
Tribal group links fates of LNG, whales (Bangor Daily News, 4/19/06)
Cleanup begins as heating oil spills, seeps into Phillips Lake (Bangor Daily News, 4/19/06)
Possible $700M LNG plan includes jobs, tourism, noxious emissions (Bangor Daily News, 4/19/06)
Maine IF&W Sued over Trapping Policy (Maine Public Radio, 4/18/06)
Tribal Opponents of LNG File Suit Against Federal Government (Maine Public Radio, 4/18/06)
Acadia won't face federal budget cuts (Bangor Daily News, 4/18/06)
Editorial: A reasonable way to deal with construction debris (Kennebec Journal, 4/18/06)