A bill in the Legislature would require drivers to stop for ‘vulnerable users’ at marked crossings.
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What’s that? A dime in your pocket
Longfellow Books supports a plastic bag-free Portland by giving customers 10 cents if they don’t use one.
Sea Change: Dirty-fuel divestment a rising moral choice
Organizations in Maine join an international effort to take money out of fossil fuels and put it into cleaner energy.
Meet: Climate change educator Esperanza Stancioff
She leads the Signs of the Seasons program that seeks volunteers to observe birds, butterflies and buds.
Sedate grower’s inner radical gives him new goals
Beyond growing his own food, he’ll start donating vegetables and help create public garden spaces.
Ready to transform your vegetable garden to organic? Gardening writer Tom Atwell tells you how
You’ll need items from compost to cages, from barrels to broadforks.
Homegrown: Birdhouses
Tony DiPietro of Falmouth has learned a lot in the 17 years he’s been making the charming and practical shelters.
MOFGA’s online Fundrazr helps low-income families buy CSA shares
The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association has turned to online crowd-sourcing to help fund a project to offer half-price community supported agriculture (CSA) shares to low-income families. As of late last week, the group’s campaign had raised nearly two thirds of its $6,000 goal. It ends on May 27. For five years now, MOFGA […]
Dip into bulk bins for zestier, cheaper and greener spices
Buying seasonings that way reduces packaging and lets you buy only what you need.
2016 Source Award winners include a model farmer, a major grocery chain, leader of The Ecology School
From a field of nearly 200 candidates, we honor the people and programs moving Maine toward greater sustainability.