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Community solar program will cost Mainers $220M a year by 2025 - Piscataquis Observer

Community solar program will cost Mainers $220M a year by 2025 - Piscataquis Observer
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Maine is monitoring levels of pharmaceutical drugs in water supply

It is not yet known what the long-term effects of exposure to pharmaceutical drugs in drinking water or in seafood are for humans.

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Mehr Sher, Author at Bangor Daily News

Mehr Sher, Author at Bangor Daily News
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Skowhegan library to host lecture about Afghan migration Jan 20

Program part of the library’s Leeke-Shaw Lecture on International Affairs.

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Maine is 75 percent carbon neutral Thank the forests - Piscataquis Observer

By Mehr Sher Mainers learned earlier this year that the state is approximately 75 percent carbon neutral, based on a first-of-its-kind analysis of Maine’s greenhouse gas emissions. But most of the credit for the carbon neutrality goes to Maine’s abundant forests, which capture and store carbon from the air.

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