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Power out for over 150,000 customers as wind, rain pummel Maine

Power out for over 150,000 customers as wind, rain pummel Maine
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Power out for over 150,000 customers as wind, rain pummel Maine

Power out for over 150,000 customers as wind, rain pummel Maine
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Forget the views: scientists say Cadillac Mountain is a prime spot for studying climate change

Researchers are using various locations around Acadia National Park to study how the same species of plants from other locations respond differently to the local conditions.

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Forget the views: scientists say Cadillac Mountain is a prime spot for studying climate change

Forget the views: scientists say Cadillac Mountain is a prime spot for studying climate change
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A fish that s swum in Maine ponds since the Ice Age faces an uncertain future

As a species, Arctic charr are remarkably plastic, meaning they can adapt to many different habitats and diets. In Maine, some populations specialize in eating snails, while others eat insects, and others prefer fish. But it remains to be seen whether climate change might pose some sort of danger to them.

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