Legislative panel OKs $100 million PFAS relief fund for farmers

The money could be used to cover remediation efforts, crop losses, farm buyouts and long-term health care needs.

In Saco, EPA chief says federal infrastructure funds will help Maine offset costs of adapting to sea level rise

The city's wastewater treatment plant, one of six in Maine seen as vulnerable to rising ocean levels, will need $54 million to remain above water.

Maine’s electric vehicle transition a costly proposition, report says

Public funding for new vehicle incentives and charging stations to meet Maine's climate goals is projected to fall short by more than $100 million, according to the state-commissioned report.

The ssssssskinny on Maine’s reptiles and amphibians

Two Maine scientists give a crash course on all things that slither, hop and crawl here. (And how you can help them keep tabs on all that slithering.)

Like a certain honey flavor? You have bees to thank

The nectar chosen by the insects, which varies by season and region, determines how different honeys taste.

Human feces, unauthorized fires lead to closure of Tumbledown Mountain camping

Though never officially authorized on the mountain, camping has been largely accepted. With more litter, discarded equipment and large, unauthorized fires, the Bureau of Parks and Land is saying no more.

Face Time: Andrew Sharp, Bradbury Mountain’s spring hawk watcher

26% federal tax credit extended for solar investments

Diminishing ice cover on Maine’s lakes could impact fish populations

With ice-out occurring earlier now than it did decades ago, biologists worry decreasing ice cover and warmer water may lead to a decline in water quality and hurt some fish species.

Turn off the lights, buy local, ride your bike: How to make every day Earth Day

Local environmentalists and leaders are encouraging Mainers to do their part for Earth Day's 51st anniversary.