Emmett Gartner is an environmental reporter for The Maine Monitor. With a focus on climate change, sustainability, and the intersection of environmental policy with local experiences, Emmett explores stories of adaptation and accountability in Maine. He has been featured in various outlets including NewsBreak, The Portland Press Herald, and The Daily Yonder.
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Hydropower accounts for roughly half of the renewable energy generated in Maine. What will happen as dams disappear?
But enforcement capacity remains nearly nonexistent, and current dam safety regulations do not account for climate change.
By: Emmett Gartner
But enforcement capacity remains nearly nonexistent, and current dam safety regulations do not account for climate change.
A state commission spent six months investigating the aftermath of last winter's flooding. Here are its policy recommendations.
From the Ripogenus Dam to Megunticook Falls, communities across the state have a unique opportunity to influence Maine's network of dams.
By: Emmett Gartner
The Land Use Planning Commission will require rental owners to register with the state as commissioners consider additional regulations.
By: Emmett Gartner
The Land Use Planning Commission will require rental owners to register with the state as commissioners consider additional regulations.
Towns are working together and eyeing new resilience projects. They're looking to the state to help them pay for them.
A game plan for confronting climate change-fueled floods emerged by the confluence of the Kennebec and Sandy rivers.
By: Emmett Gartner
Horn says her office will provide the ‘connective tissue’ local governments need as they work on making communities more resilient to climate change.
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