Republican Susan Collins dismisses allegations of corruption as ‘completely false’ Maine senator refutes claim from ex-Navatek CEO that he funded Collins’s Super Pac in exchange for naval contracts The Guardian - US · Oct 15
Degree Earned At 88: US grandmother gets Maine degree decades late; family marks milestone At 88, Joan Alexander achieved her Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Maine, completing a journey that began in the late 1950s. Initially interrupted by pregnancy, her daughter Tracy’s efforts brought recognition to her mother’s earlier dedication. Their presence marked the May 2025 ceremony, where Alexander shared… The Times of India · Oct 9
Maine buried 20,000 discarded tyres beneath a road to fight frost and spring mud, while turning a growing waste problem into an engineering solution Along a quiet stretch of road in Maine, engineers buried something most people would expect to see in a scrapyard rather than beneath their tyres: about 20,000 discarded car tyres. The unusual experiment was designed to tackle two problems at once. Maine’s roads face a difficult seasonal cycle, with winter… The Times of India · Aug 31
Democrats face senate nightmare after outsider candidate scandal With Graham Platner’s campaign teetering from an allegation of sexual assault, there’s no shortage of people arguing that the 41-year-old Maine oysterman and progressive political neophyte was always too risky for a key Senate race The Independent UK · Jul 8
Maine university pulls support from conference on Palestine, citing Trump sanctions Organizers scramble for new venue after University of Southern Maine cites sanctions over Francesca Albanese’s virtual talk The Guardian - US · Feb 25
Earth has had four straight hottest days on record Thursday saw global average temperatures spike more than 1°C above average. Axios · Jul 7, 2023
Earth sees three hottest days on record July is off to a record hot start worldwide, data shows. Axios · Jul 6, 2023
Tuesday set an unofficial record for the hottest day on Earth; Wednesday may break it Tuesday’s global high of 62.9 degrees Fahrenheit was nearly 1.8 degrees higher than the 1979-2000 average, climate forecasters say. Wednesday may be hotter. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 5, 2023
World swelters to unofficial hottest day on record Monday then gets even hotter Tuesday Scientists at the University of Maine's Climate Reanalyzer project calculate that entire planet sweltered to the unofficial hottest day in human recordkeeping July 3 and then soared past that to an even hotter day on July 4 The Independent UK · Jul 5, 2023
California dips its toe into the deep waters of offshore wind energy California has taken the first step in what will be a very deep dive into energy generation from offshore wind farms. Tribune News Service · Dec 12, 2022
When The Skies Went Dark: Historians Pinpoint The Very ‘worst Year’ Ever To Be Alive Just 18 months prior, you were a hard-working farmer gearing up for another bountiful crop season. But then the skies went dark. Zenger · Oct 7, 2022
Maine Survey Shows Most Voters Want A New Drug Policy Approach That Includes Decriminalization A recent poll, led by University of Maine professors R. Glover and K. Sporer during July and August 2021 and shared this week, found that of the 400+ Mainers, a majority believe the priority is to treat people who have opioid and general drug use disorders rather than punish them under the… Benzinga · Sep 30, 2022
Colleges are making tuition free for Native students. Will more students graduate? The University of California system is the latest to announce free tuition for native students — but many say colleges shouldn't stop there. WEKU · Aug 19, 2022
Fixing little things key to Newcastle Airport reaching its soar point Email [email protected] or send a text message to 0427 154 176 (include name and suburb). Newcastle Herald · Jul 3, 2022
Asharq Al-Awsat · Feb 8, 2022 Everest’s Highest Glacier Shrinks at Accelerated Pace Ice on a glacier near the summit of Mount Everest, which took millennia to form, has shrunk dramatically in the last three decades due to climate change, a new study has shown. The South Col formation may already have lost around 55 meters of thickness in the last 25 years,…