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Humans have filled the pristine Arctic Ocean with 300 billion pieces of floating plastic
Researchers say this is just the beginning of the plastic migration to Arctic waters.
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Regulators vote to allow lobstering in Gulf of Maine coral protection zones
The exemption, which must be approved in June, is granted after pleas from Maine lobstermen who say a trap ban in the fertile grounds would cost them millions.
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South Portland, Scarborough set to begin curbside food waste recycling
Nearly 900 residents in the two communities will participate in pilot projects starting in May.
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Matt Prindiville takes on an alien menace
Upstream Policy’s executive director wages a nationwide battle against plastic waste.
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Scientists take to Maine’s streets on Earth Day
The March for Science planned for Saturday – Earth Day – leaves scientists, more attuned to facts than acts of protest, with the question: go, or no?
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Two-dimensional living increasingly separates us from real life
The internet can be one big distraction.
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Pansies put a lot of cheer into spring
It’s about time to plant these cheerful spring flowers.
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Native plants may be in short supply in your garden
Sweetfern and red maple were the focus of a talk at the Maine Flower Show.