A University of Maine at Augusta assistant professor works with her kids to refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle and let it rot.
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Is Portland, or any place, a place to avoid climate change? That’s a dream
The New York Times wrongly depicts our city and others as safe havens from the impacts of polluting the planet.
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Don’t bag up your leaves for the city to collect
They’re useful in your own garden.
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Maine’s depleted shrimp fishery to remain closed for another season
However, the amount that shrimpers can take for scientific surveys and then sell more than doubles.
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Updated kitchen, or even old one, can easily be greener
From cabinets to counters to appliances, there are accessible options for saving energy and polluting less.
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Green home design takes off in Maine
And there’s nothing passive about Chris Corson’s passion for Passive Houses.
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Lila Bossi’s a Maine teenager building a home of her own
The Brunswick 17-year-old uses mostly donated items to construct a tiny house on wheels for a school project.
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Front-pocket wallets fit like a glove
The wallets are easy on the back and come in a variety of leathers that would otherwise go to waste.
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On our way to better cycling and walking around Maine
Big and small steps toward safe and enjoyable mobility could greatly improve our quality of life.
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Christmas cactus an easy plant to grow that’s ready for the holidays
It’s easy to propogate and lovely to look at.