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Cruise Lines International AssociationThe city asked Central Maine Power to study the feasibility of creating a transmission system that would allow 3 cruise ships to get power off the grid and shut down their engines while they are docked in Portland. -
Maine Department of TransportationThe alternatives analysis rejected alternatives to the state's preferred site for a new offshore wind power facility.
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A fascinating micro-animal that's also known as a "water bear," the tardigrade can survive the most extreme conditions -
Casella Waste Management, the operator of the state-owned Juniper Ridge Landfill in Old Town, has been cleared to apply for a license to expand. -
Town councilors overwhelmingly told the Maine Turnpike Authority they no longer wanted a four-lane highway to deal with traffic. -
The delegation is traveling to two countries with established offshore wind energy industries at a time when the Mills administration is facing political headwinds while trying to jump-start the sector in Maine. -
The federal award will kick in if the company gets a contract to build transmission to planned wind farms in Aroostook County. -
The Maine DEP said particle pollution in the smoke could reach unhealthy levels for sensitive groups, such as children and people with respiratory problems. -
The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority said it's looking into alternative fire protection systems after a toxic foam spill at the Brunswick Executive Airport, but it cannot turn the existing systems off. -
The proposed regulations are intended to protect valuable farmland but solar power developers worry it will set back Maine's clean energy goals. -
Amateur and professional astronomers will join Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters in Patten Saturday night to celebrate the areas dark skies. -
State regulators say all samples of drinking water from more 30 residential properties that have received results back fall below Maine's interim drinking water standards for PFAS.
