LATEST LURC SETTLEMENT IS "LAST HURRAH" FOR ENFORCEMENT
Budget and Staffing Cuts Preclude Corporate Cases in Future
Maine
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News Releases for Maine
NAVY WHISTLEBLOWER CHALLENGES TERMINATION
Cutler Environmental Specialist Seeks Federal Protection
JUNKYARD OWNER THREATENING STATE INSPECTORS
Employee Group Asks DA to Take Action
NAVY BOMBING RIGHT WHALE FEEDING GROUNDS
Operations Occur as Congress Considers Environmental Exemptions
ALLAGASH WILDERNESS WATERWAY NAMED ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST ENDANGERED RIVERS
After years of neglectful management, legislature considers removing wilderness protections
BUREAU OF PARKS AND LANDS REVERSES STANCE ON LAW ENFORCEMENT
Park Rangers and Managers to Receive Law Enforcement Training
LURC REVOKES ALLAGASH BRIDGE PERMIT
Logging Company Does Not Own Henderson Brook Bridge
STATE DIRECTOR LEAVING THE LAND USE REGULATION COMMISSION
Maine PEER Calls For Effectiveness Study
ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY MISHANDLED TOXIC MATERIALS
State Employees At Risk
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT REACHED IN ALLAGASH WHISTLEBLOWER CASE
Former Waterway Supervisor Feels "Vindicated"
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