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Letter: Maine pension fund should divest from PFAS

Your June 23 editorial warned of the high costs of dealing with Maine’s PFAS crisis. Recent articles have also warned of the costs that will be incurred by the worsening climate crisis. Ironically, the Maine Public Employees Retirement Fund invests in companies that are contributing to both of these crises. The board of directors claims […]

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Letter: Made-for-TV tyrant vs. the decent guy

I did not watch the June 27 presidential debate. I could not bear to witness a bully with no boundaries attack a fine human being like Joe Biden. What the president failed to consider, when he signed on to debate Mr. Trump, was that it would be an unfair contest – rigged in the former […]

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Letter: Investing in clean energy worth the cost

Reading Roy Mathews’ June 22 opinion piece on Maine’s green energy initiatives left me very concerned. Yes, rate hikes sting, especially considering today’s economic climate and government needs to reduce consumer hikes by placing more rate burden on fossil fuel producers. But dismissing the urgent need for a clean energy transition shows a disregard for […]

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Letter: Media gave Trump a pass at debate

As my mother used to say, I’m so angry I could spit. In regard to the debate last week, I am appalled at the media coverage of the event. Donald Trump opened up with a fire hose of lies and invective that was so bad the fact checkers couldn’t keep up. He also had the […]