Clotheslines and wooden racks offer personal rewards and planetary benefits.
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Sea Change: Lasting impact of Land for Maine’s Future overshadows politics
Few things we do in life are as substantial and lasting as preserving land.
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Sea Change: Food is the next recycling challenge
Don’t waste; share (with humans and animals) and compost.
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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.
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Sea Change: Enduring mud season strengthens roots in Maine
Sticking out through the hard times here rather than seeking greener fields elsewhere, unifies our communities.
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Sea Change: A dog and an aunt teach wisdom of living with less stuff
Start by judging whether possessions offer more than they cost in money, space, cleaning, maintenance and disposal.
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Sea Change: Polluting plastic microbeads one of the worst ideas ever
Mainers must do their individual part to protect the ocean.
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Sea Change: Unplug to recharge yourself
Disconnecting from devices for a day helps us let go of the ‘fear of missing out’ and gives our brains a boost.
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Sea Change: Investors take a chance to plant seeds in Maine’s food economy
People who measure wealth and risk in more than monetary terms are drawn to community-based investing.
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Sea Change: No idle habit is a win-win-win
It’s better for your health, your pocketbook and the planet to run the engine only when your vehicle is moving.