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The plan will rezone six areas of the Moosehead region, which encompass 1,036 acres. These new zones account for just 6.1% of the roughly 17,000 acres initially envisioned for development under the original Plum Creek concept plan.
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After years of debate and a recent effort to collect more feedback from the community, staff on the Land Use Planning Commission have recommended six new development zones for the Moosehead region, encompassing nearly 1,800 acres.
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Lisa Pohlmann has guided the Natural Resources Council of Maine for more than a decade. Before that she served on the group's board of directors for many years, including in the role of president.
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The Natural Resources Council of Maine is applauding a series of executive orders issued by President Joe Biden designed to tackle climate change.Among…
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A proposed mining project in Northern Penobscot County has cleared its first steps with the state's Land Use Planning Commission.Ontario-based Wolfden…
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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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Many Maine communities have pared back or dropped recycling programs in an effort to guard workers from potential exposure to the COVID-19 virus. Some big…
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Maine's largest landowner, Canada-based JD Irving, is hoping to get the green light this week to rezone 51,000 acres around four scenic Aroostook County…
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Maine's largest environmental group, and organizations representing retailers and grocers, are backing a bill that would ban most single-use plastic bags…
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BANGOR, Maine - About 50 people turned out Tuesday night in Bangor for a discussion on the Trump administration's proposed rollback of car fuel efficiency…