Source - Portland Press Herald

Feeling all warm and fuzzy about fleece? Don’t

by James Greiff The Washington Post News Service with Bloomberg News October 25, 2015October 27, 2015

Every time fleece is washed, its plastic bits become part of Earth’s water ecology. That means fish eat it, and maybe you do, too.

Let this favorite summer fruit keep you warm all winter long.

The Internet Farmer uses his expertise for farmers, co-ops and restaurants.

The Surry woman, founder of the nonprofit Sustainable Harvest International, fights deforestation in Central America.

The city will analyze the two plans, one from a Maine company working in concert with an out-of-state firm, in the coming weeks.

by Chris Mooney and Juliet Eilperin The Washington Post October 22, 2015October 22, 2015

Fully protecting large areas may have spillover effects by boosting fish populations – and that’s only one of the benefits.

by The Associated Press October 22, 2015October 27, 2015

An area will be closed to sea urchin fishing until 2018 in efforts to re-establish a colony that will be commercially viable.

The report sees high potential for growth, but all parties will have to come to the table.

Emmerich returns to Urban Farm Fermentory with a new agreement with owner Eli Cayer.

by MARINA SCHAUFFLER October 18, 2015October 18, 2015

Commutes cause polluting traffic jams, wear down roads and bridges, and waste time and other resources.