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Phytoplankton, a key food source for sea life, is declining in the Gulf of Maine

Phytoplankton, a key food source for sea life, is declining in the Gulf of Maine
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Sears Island is in the running to host Maine s offshore wind hub Conservationists are opposed

For decades, Sears Island in northern Penobscot Bay has been caught between development proposals and the environmentalists who want to conserve it. But the most recent conflict is a bit trickier as it involves a green-energy project.

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As solar power booms in the US, a key part of its history lies at Unity College

Displayed on a pedestal on the campus of Unity College, there's a glass-covered gray rectangle, about the size of a picnic table. It's a solar panel that former President Jimmy Carter once installed on the White House.

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Rising sea levels are causing sunny day flooding along Maine s coast

High tides are now occurring as often as 18 times a year, typically in late fall and early winter, and late spring and early summer. They are quickly becoming more common as climate change causes sea levels to rise.

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Maine state parks assessing damage from storm - Piscataquis Observer

By Murray Carpenter, Maine Public The winter storm that pummeled Maine left damage at some of Maine

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