Local Citizen’s Climate Lobby column on climate change, its effects in Maine, and what neighbors can do about it as common citizens. #WEN #ClimateJustice #CitizensClimateLobby
My name is Riley Stevenson and I am a junior at Lincoln Academy. Throughout the past year, I have become increasingly worried about climate change and distressed by the lack of action by my... Read more
By Adolphe Wakana A native of Burundi in Central Africa, I moved to Portland three years ago. Like many others, I am a direct witness of the indisputable impacts of climate change over the p... Read more
We’re All In This Together Climate Solutions Beyond your Backyard By Ruth Metcalfe Marble arches and statues are not the structures that define Washingto... Read more
We’re All In This Together Climate Solutions Beyond Your Backyard By Ed Pontius Do you wince when yet another climate disaster story comes on the news? Do you find yourself w... Read more
We’re All in This TogetherClimate Solutions Beyond Your Backyard As the worldwide climate strikes demonstrated, climate change is the definitive crisis of our... Read more
We’re All in this Togehter Climate Solutions Beyond Your Backyard Welcome to the inaugural installment of our column on climate change, its effects in Maine, and what we can do about i... Read more
In November, nine Maine high school students traveled with twelve other Maine volunteers to join 601 volunteers from across the nation to advocate for climate solutions in Congress. Together... Read more
Two West Enders Lobby in DC on Climate Allen Armstrong of Spruce Street and Peter Monro of May Street traveled to Washington, DC from June 11th through 13th to lobby Maine’s members of... Read more
