With a shortage of young striped bass, Maine anglers fear for their sport’s future
Few juvenile stripers have survived in recent years, putting the beloved recreational fishery at risk.
$130 million refund to Maine customers in limbo as electric utilities appeal order to cut profits
Federal regulators said New England utilities must retroactively lower their profits from transmission infrastructure. The companies appealed.
Maine’s next governor will walk a tightrope between energy affordability and climate action
All three candidates agree on the need for lower energy costs. Only two see a need to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Endangered salmon may soon swim freely up a downeast river. But as the climate changes, a comeback isn’t guaranteed
Cherryfield rallied to remove the last dam on the Narraguagus after decades of habitat rehabilitation by local conservationists and landowners. They are committed to decades more.
Consumer advocates argue against Central Maine Power’s requested returns in ongoing rate case
The scrutiny over Central Maine Power’s request is part of a growing movement to lower investor-owned utilities’ return on equity.
Clearway Energy wind farm and Avangrid transmission proposals selected for Aroostook County renewable energy push
The Maine Public Utilities Commission announced its picks on Tuesday for a long-planned Northern Maine renewable energy program.
Virginia restored 12,000 acres of seagrass. Can Maine also stem the decline?
Maine’s declining seagrass is part of a global pattern, and successful projects elsewhere offer lessons for new restoration efforts.