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Senate Republicans Double Down and Target Clean Energy in Draft Tax Bill

US Politics · United States

Senate Republicans Double Down and Target Clean Energy in Draft Tax Bill

56% Center coverage: 80 sources

Ag Policy Experts Say Budget Reconciliation Bill Has ‘Worst’ Farm Policy They’ve Seen

Ag Policy Experts Say Budget Reconciliation Bill Has ‘Worst’ Farm Policy They’ve Seen

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Agricultural policy experts say the "one big beautiful bill" will negatively impact smaller and mid-sized producers.See the Story

The harm to rural communities embedded in President Trump’s reconciliation bill

Donald Trump · United States

The harm to rural communities embedded in President Trump’s reconciliation bill

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Interview transcript: Terry Gerton We have a really important topic to talk about, but before we jump into it, I want to ask you to help us understand definitionally, the difference between rural and urban communities, especially from a social policy perspective. What are the key things that you think about in this space? Gbenga Ajilore That is a great question. One of the things about rural versus urban is that there are a lot definitions of “r…See the Story

Potato Chip Birds: Five Cool and Surprising Facts

Actually, if you don’t know which bird the “potato chip bird” is, then consider the subtitle “Six Surprising Facts.” And if you didn’t know that the potato chip bird, unlike most songbird species, form flocks in the non-breeding season, knock that cool factoid count up to seven. The authors affectionately call the American Goldfinch the “potato chip” bird because of its call in flight. (photo by Tony Nazar) Never mind, let’s just jump in. You…Maine, United States · Maine Read Article

Key Early Steps for the Maine Trail Program

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My Maine This Week: Leaping Sturgeon by David Preston

NRCM member David Preston of China Village, Maine, shares this photo of a six-foot Atlantic Sturgeon that he caught mid-leap on Friday in Waterville. He writes, “Thank you [Senator] Ed Muskie, author of the Clean Water Act, which transformed the Kennebec River from an open sewer to the gem it is today. If you have never witnessed the spectacle of leaping sturgeon, they can be seen most any day in June in Waterville, Augusta or Hallowell.” The po…Maine, Maine · Maine Read Article

CMP Conservation Plan Insufficient, Environmental Groups Tell State Regulators

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

CMP said the conservation plan is just one part of a comprehensive set of requirements to address the overall project impacts, and that the concerns identified are dealt with elsewhere in the permit orders.Maine, United States · Maine See the Story

New law targeting septic system runoff near waterbodies signed by Mills

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

A new law regulating septic systems will curb pollution caused by a lack of natural filtration into freshwater bodies, advocates say.Janet Mills See the Story

My Maine This Week: Maine's State Bird by Ted Anderson

NRCM member Ted Anderson of Westbrook, Maine, has spent this spring photographing “whoever might show up in [his] yard,” and shared those photos with us. Thanks, Ted! This week, we share his photos of Maine’s State bird, the Black-capped Chickadee. Learn more about the Black-capped Chickadee in our Creature Feature. The post My Maine This Week: Maine’s State Bird by Ted Anderson appeared first on Natural Resources Council of Maine.Maine, Maine · Maine Read Article

Speaker: Memorial Day Calls Us to Both Remembrance and Action

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

LOGAN — Marine veteran Tim O’Hara told a Memorial Day crowd in Logan’s Worthington Park Monday that they were gathered “to honor the brave men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this nation.”Memorial Day See the Story

Critter Chatter — A Dove from Above?

As most of our readers now know, Don Cote passed away in December following a short illness. I noted at the end of his obituary that I would write a final “Critter Chatter” column to honor Don and Carleen Cote’s six decades of caring for the literally thousands of animals that came to their home for rehabilitation or, in the saddest cases, peaceful transition over that famous Rainbow Bridge. This article, however, is not that final column. After…Maine, United States · Maine Read Article

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