Maine’s electric vehicle goals won’t take us where we want to go
A key strategy in the state’s climate action plan is to put 150,000 electric vehicles on the road by 2030. It's not realistic.
Pier Pressure: A low-lying wharf in Portland Harbor is a “living laboratory,” offering early glimpses of how coastal Mainers are adapting to a rising sea
Residents of an oft-flooded pier in downtown Portland are aware of the bottom line: “The water is making the decisions for us.”
Water problems? It depends who you ask
A new state law has been set up to tighten flooding disclosures in transactions.
California’s “Lithium Valley” may power millions of electric vehicles. Does Maine still need a lithium mine?
What’s happening in California could ultimately impact the future of lithium mining in Maine.
Following floods, coastal Realtors gather for aptly-named course: “Living on the Edge”
Climate change is making an impact, and the real estate industry is among those learning how to adjust.
Maine’s first giant battery project set for construction in Gorham
The moves to reduce fossil fuel won’t be able to get far without help from energy storage.
Aroostook power corridor faces opposition from landowners
In a scenario reminiscent of similar battles, plans for overhead transmission lines are being pushed by key politicians but fought by those directly affected.