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A U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday will limit the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate wetlands, and Maine advocates say it removes an environmental safety net.
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The bill would not create a code but require the court to make its own. It would also create a position to review potential conflicts of interest and public complaints.
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The approval comes in the wake of a consequential U.S. Supreme Court decision that found the state's exclusion of religious schools from a state tuition program to be unconstitutional.
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In this week’s Pulse: a misappropriated political survey, a flat-out lie, the Electoral Count Vote Act, the same-sex marriage vote, and automatic voter registration.
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While the decision is unlikely to immediately impact access to abortion in Maine, abortion is likely to be a top issue in state elections this fall.
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The Mabel Wadsworth Center in Bangor said it plans to increase the number of days that it will offer abortion services.
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Some say the decision has them worried about the country's future. Others say it's spurring them into action.
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The Dobbs vs. Jackson decision drags Maine’s senior U.S. senator back into the spotlight as Collins, one of the few Republicans to publicly support abortion rights, was a key vote to confirm Kavanaugh and cited in part his reassurance that he viewed Roe v. Wade as an important precedent.
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Abortion rights advocates fear — and abortion opponents hope — that the political winds shift in Maine potentially as early as this November.
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In this week’s Pulse: Biden's gas tax holiday, bipartisan gun deal advances, SCOTUS on Maine schools, and waiting on the Dobbs v. Jackson decision.