Increasingly, community institutions are equipping their facilities with renewable and reliable backup power - solar paired with battery storage systems - as part of their efforts to become a Resilience Hub. Join Region 2 Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center (TCTAC) in this virtual training where Clean Energy Group will delve into resilient power topics and […]
GEO and GOPIF will be hosting a series of webinars in the coming weeks for eligible entities to learn more about filing for Direct Pay.
GEO and GOPIF will be hosting a series of webinars in the coming weeks for eligible entities to learn more about filing for Direct Pay.
Tekαkαpimək Contact Station is a stunning 7,900 square-foot building and 23-acre site atop Lookout Mountain created to welcome the global public to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. The monument is located within the present and traditional homeland of the Penobscot Nation. The land and waters hold special significance to the Penobscot Nation and is […]
GEO and GOPIF will be hosting a series of webinars in the coming weeks for eligible entities to learn more about filing for Direct Pay.
Dr. Damian C. Brady is a Professor of Oceanography based at the Darling Marine Center. His research interests, while broad, focus on how models can inform better decision-making in marine ecosystems to reflect the values of the coastal communities that rely on them. The decision-making contexts have included aquaculture, offshore wind, marine carbon dioxide removal, […]
In this talk, we’ll explore the potential of industrial symbiosis and materials exchanges as solutions for reducing waste in Maine— a key policy priority for climate action and sustainable resource use. By facilitating the exchange of waste, Industrial Symbiosis and Materials Exchanges can cut disposal costs, minimize pollution, and unlock new economic opportunities. This presentation […]
Power outages can quickly turn into a health crisis for the millions of Americans that rely on electricity for home medical devices, including life-support equipment and technologies for independent living. A new report, Optimizing Energy Resilience to Support Medically Vulnerable Multifamily Affordable Housing Residents, assesses the potential for solar+storage to improve health outcomes for medically […]
Wild blueberry production in Maine and maritime Canada is an ecologically, economically, and culturally important industry and land use. Agroecology is a scientific discipline that examines agriculture within both ecological and social contexts, and can be used to better understand the past, present, and potential future of wild blueberry agriculture in our region. In this […]
The Maine Wasted Food Solutions Summit is Maine’s only statewide event focused on ending wasted food and food loss in our state. The Summit brings together our state’s key food system participants—farms, businesses, feeding partners, community leaders and more – to discuss proven win-win solutions for ending wasted food and food loss in Maine.
Last winter’s devastating storms revealed just how vulnerable Maine communities are to flooding, whether they’re behind seawalls along the coast or nestled on rivers in the state’s mountainous interior. In the aftermath of that flooding, Maine Monitor reporter Emmett Gartner traveled across the state to report on how effectively communities weathered the storms, speaking with […]
What happened in Augusta this year—and what does it mean for Maine's environment? Join NRCM's staff experts for our annual end-of-session webinar to hear about which bills passed, which didn't, and what's next in our work to protect what we love about Maine's environment. We'll break down the biggest wins and setbacks from the 2025 legislative session, […]
