Emmett Gartner
Environment Reporter at The Maine Monitor
Environmental reporter for The Maine Monitor | Past: @frednewspost |
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1 day ago |
thesunchronicle.com | Emmett Gartner
Late last year a team of ecologists came to a dire conclusion: without new conservation and management initiatives, half of the oldest forests in Maine's unorganized territory could be gone in the next 35 years. introduced by state Sen. Rick Bennett (R-Oxford) aims to reverse that trend while also protecting Maine's undeveloped lakes and ponds through prescriptive conservation measures. For copyright information, check with the distributor of this item, The Maine Monitor.
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apnews.com | Emmett Gartner
By EMMETT GARTNER/The Maine Monitor Late last year a team of ecologists came to a dire conclusion: without new conservation and management initiatives, half of the oldest forests in Maine’s unorganized territory could be gone in the next 35 years. introduced by state Sen. Rick Bennett (R-Oxford) aims to reverse that trend while also protecting Maine’s undeveloped lakes and ponds through prescriptive conservation measures.
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2 days ago |
plaindealerin.com | Emmett Gartner
Late last year a team of ecologists came to a dire conclusion: without new conservation and management initiatives, half of the oldest forests in Maine’s unorganized territory could be gone in the next 35 years. introduced by state Sen. Rick Bennett (R-Oxford) aims to reverse that trend while also protecting Maine’s undeveloped lakes and ponds through prescriptive conservation measures. kAmp7E6C @G6C4@>:?8 :?:E:2= @AA@D:E:@?
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milescitystar.com | Emmett Gartner
Late last year a team of ecologists came to a dire conclusion: without new conservation and management initiatives, half of the oldest forests in Maine’s unorganized territory could be gone in the next 35 years. introduced by state Sen. Rick Bennett (R-Oxford) aims to reverse that trend while also protecting Maine’s undeveloped lakes and ponds through prescriptive conservation measures. kAmp7E6C @G6C4@>:?8 :?:E:2= @AA@D:E:@?
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1 week ago |
ellsworthamerican.com | Emmett Gartner
Two bills that would strengthen Maine’s lax dam safety regulations and replenish a long-depleted loan program for municipal dam repairs cleared their first hurdle when lawmakers voted them out of committee earlier this month. This preliminary approval puts Maine one step closer to beefing up staffing at the state’s dam safety agency and setting aside funding for the state’s most decrepit dams. kAmw@H E96 EH@ 3:A2CE:D2? AC@A@D2=D H:== 72C6 :? 7C@?E @7 E96 7F== =68:D=2EFC6 @C @?
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