Molly Enking
Climate Editor-
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin terminated $20 billion in clean energy funding this week; Efficiency Maine will lose $15 million in promised funds -
Due to ongoing drought conditions in the Northeast, paired with below-average snowfall and low groundwater, there’s a below-average flood risk this year. -
Hundreds of employees were cut from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration late last week, including the National Weather Service. -
The program, aimed at promoting solar development in Maine, has long drawn critics due to its cost to ratepayers, and has undergone changes in the past. -
Three bills introduced to Maine's legislative session would chart a path toward removing thousands of gallons of PFAs foam from the state. -
The popular national park relies on seasonal employees to get through the busy summer season. -
If implemented, solar companies would have to pay a compensation fee to the DEP in order to develop on what is assessed as 'high-value agricultural farmland.'
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The clearing of nearly 5 acres may have violated local, state, and federal regulations regarding wetlands, city officials say. -
The Office of the Public Advocate is calling for ratepayers who enrolled in incentivized savings programs to double check they're receiving the intended lower rates. -
A bus line that served Rumford, Mexico and Dixfield will end March 28, if ridership doesn't increase.
