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The state's Air Quality Meteorologist says moderate particle pollution could impact air quality in Maine through the weekend.
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A new national study concludes that PFAS chemicals are getting into pesticides in a variety of ways- as active and inert ingredients, but also leaching from containers and other unknown sources.
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A commercial fisherman first saw a shark off of Richmond Island Thursday. Paddle boarders reported seeing a shark off Crescent Beach Friday, and there was another sighting off Pine Point beach in Scarborough over the weekend.
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The pieces are coming together for a project to try and rid Penobscot River water of its worst mercury contamination. Pollution has forced the state to urge consumers to limit their intake of fish taken from the river, which is a particular concern to the Wabanaki people.
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Central Maine Power’s parent company Avangrid is asking Maine regulators to waive a required approval for an acquisition effort by Spain-based Iberdrola.
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State officials are testing whether natural methods will work to restore sand dunes wiped away by winter storms.
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A 5,000 acre tract around Eagle Lake in northern Hancock County will be shielded from development.
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More eco-friendly materials and practices in the fashion industry include re-use of clothing and other trends
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The owner of three dams in the Bucksport area wants to give up ownership of the dams.
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The EPA announced the new guidelines, adding five PFAS chemicals to its "contaminants to monitor for advisories" list, and seven to its "contaminants to monitor to watch" list.