Two Maine groups are being paid to manage their forests for carbon dioxide reduction that will offset pollution by industry.

Scientists say the extreme weather will keep pests like ticks and moths in check and may reduce infestations.

Speakers at Monday’s hearing say increased carbon dioxide and acid are imperiling shellfish stocks and costing Maine jobs and millions of dollars.

When the temperature dips below zero and snow piles up over the lid of the trash barrel, do you know what to do?

The growth of the rockweed harvest for a variety of products brings proposals to manage the shoreline resource.