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Manufacturers who sell products in Maine had until Jan. 1 to report intentionally-added PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," to the state's Department of Environmental Protection.
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The planned expansion is part of a 10-year effort to add new beginner and intermediate-level ski trails, accommodate more visitors and transform the mountain into a four-season resort.
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Central Maine Power and its partners plan to begin removing miles of timber mats and felled trees along the corridor of a stalled transmission line through western Maine.
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The six-month moratorium will give the town time to decide how much control it wants to exert over development proposals, including one from a Virginia-based company that's already generated local opposition.
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Maine's Department of Environmental Protection said it still needs more information before it can accept the applications from a Virginia-based company for a granite processing site in Prospect.
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Salmons, Incorporated has resubmitted its plans to the Department of Environmental Protection for a $12 million rock crushing site and pier in Prospect.
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Opponents of Central Maine Power's proposed powerline through the state's western woods are lining up to formally challenge the Department of…
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Staff at Maine’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Friday afternoon released a draft permit for Central Maine Power’s controversial powerline…
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South Portland residents worried about toxic emissions from nearly 200 fuel storage tanks heard early results from an ongoing air monitoring survey during…
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Cooke Aquaculture has agreed to pay more than $150,000 to the state as part of an agreement to resolve violations found at multiple net pen sites across…