Benton’s alewife festival celebrates resurgence of fish

June 2, 2019 By mainerivers

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Climate change is real. Here’s how Camden is working to address it.

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Paired with the town’s rolling mountains and historic harbor, Megunticook Lake and the Megunticook River are an integral piece of Camden’s image as a picturesque place to live and play.

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Finally a headline that gets it right! Here a photo that makes it a little more apparent why something needs to change there!

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Critics Of CMP Project: Hydropower From Canada Not As Clean As Portrayed

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Opponents of Central Maine Power's proposed 145-mile transmission line to bring hydropower from Canada to New England turned out in force at a public

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Restoration Economy: Massachusetts Study Finds Better to Remove Dams Than Replace — ecoRI News

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Dams and culverts exist in abundance across Massachusetts, and many of these structures, according to the state Department of Fish & Game’s Division of Ecological Restoration, are in poor condition and have outlived their design life.

Benton’s alewife festival celebrates resurgence of fish

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