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Sustainability

  • Canadian mining company 'very pleased' with initial Pickett Mountain results

    Maureen Milliken March 12, 2018

    A Canadian engineering firm that is testing a Penobscot County mountain to see if it can be mined for heavy metals is happy with initial results.

    Maureen Milliken March 12, 2018
  • Maine Sea Grant Program names new director

    Staff March 6, 2018

    Gayle Zydlewski, an associate professor in the University of Maine School of Marine Sciences, has been named director of the Maine Sea Grant College Program, effective July 1.

    Staff March 6, 2018
  • Law keeping Maine as part of RGGI becomes law without governor’s signature

    Staff March 1, 2018

    A bill passed unanimously by the Maine Legislature to remain part of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative through 2030 became law without the governor's signature.

    Staff March 1, 2018
  • Ocean bounty: Tollef Olson has a knack for turning seaweed into products that are in demand

    Laurie Schreiber February 5, 2018

    In 2016, Tollef Olson co-founded Ocean's Balance, which a year ago started producing a Kelp Puree made from wild seaweed harvested by Olson. Buyers include grocery stores, institutions and restaurants. He plans to expand and is looking for a new

    Laurie Schreiber February 5, 2018
  • Maine among top states for inbound migration in 2017

    James McCarthy January 3, 2018

    Maine was among the top inbound migration states in 2017, ranking sixth out of the 50 states in the latest migration data study released by Atlas Van Lines.

    James McCarthy January 3, 2018
  • E2Tech announces leadership transition

    Staff December 11, 2017

    Jeff Marks, executive director of the Environmental and Energy Technology Council, more commonly known as E2Tech, will leave the organization he has led for five years to pursue service and volunteer work abroad. His final day with E2Tech will be

    Staff December 11, 2017
  • Connecticut Water's 2018 spending plan includes funding for key Maine projects

    Staff November 13, 2017

    Connecticut Water Service Inc. (Nasdaq: CTWS), parent company of Maine Water, announced Friday an overall $66.2 million capital spending plan for 2018 for its regulated public water and wastewater utilities.

    Staff November 13, 2017
  • 'Ugly veggie' outlet boosts Maine farms

    November 7, 2017

    The Farm Stand in South Portland's Knightville neighborhood is providing a new outlet for Maine farms by taking less-than-perfect vegetables and fruits and either transforming them into prepared meals for sale or selling them at a discount.

    November 7, 2017
  • Maine Food Insider: Garbage goes green

    Maureen Milliken November 1, 2017

    The eco-focus that's helped spur the local food movement is also galvanizing the other end of the food chain: food waste disposal.

    Maureen Milliken November 1, 2017
  • Coalition unveils four strategies to tackle Maine's workforce challenges

    Renee Cordes September 28, 2017

    The newly formed Maine Workforce & Education Coalition is on a mission to ensure that 60% of the state's workforce achieves a post-secondary degree or professional credential by 2025, compared to 42% today.

    Renee Cordes September 28, 2017
  • Monhegan completes multi-year project to reduce energy costs

    James McCarthy August 28, 2017

    Monhegan Island, which has some of the highest electricity costs in the nation, completed a comprehensive upgrade of its power-generating system that includes the addition of a solar array and installation of a new, cleaner-burning diesel generator.

    James McCarthy August 28, 2017
  • New RGGI guidelines could earn Maine up to $22.5M a year in pollution-cutting credits

    Lori Valigra August 21, 2017

    Maine could stand to earn a maximum of $22.5 million and a minimum of $13.7 million a year through 2030, depending on how much and how fast the state plans to cut pollution in coming years, a recent National Resources Defense Council analysis shows.

    Lori Valigra August 21, 2017
  • New study puts Maine in bottom tier of states in which to grow old

    James McCarthy August 17, 2017

    Maine ranks as the 11th worst state in which to grow old, according to a new Caring.com report which examined a variety of financial, health care and quality of life categories.

    James McCarthy August 17, 2017
  • Mechanization, market glut mean fewer blueberry workers

    August 14, 2017

    Less than half of the traditional migrant workforce is expected this month in Washington County for the blueberry harvest.

    August 14, 2017
  • Roxanne Quimby's new focus: Making pasta

    August 14, 2017

    Burt's Bees co-founder Roxanne Quimby has a new business venture making small batches of pasta at her 25-acre farm in Gouldsboro, using locally grown kale, beets, carrots, chives and garlic and eggs from 100 cage-free hens.

    August 14, 2017
  • CEI's headquarters earns highest LEED certification

    Staff August 14, 2017

    Coastal Enterprises Inc. has earned the highest Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design accreditation for its new headquarters in Brunswick.

    Staff August 14, 2017

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Maine holds the title for the greatest percentage of vanity tags among registered cars. 

The Pine Tree State ranks No. 1 nationally with the most enthusiasm for custom license plates, based on search interest and design variety, according to a recent report.

Maine offers 49 different plate designs, but Mainers are always looking for other ways to personalize their plates — with their own vanity messages.