Molly Enking

Keeping a museum's temperature and humidity constant -- rain or shine, all year long -- takes a massive amount of energy, and it's expensive. But some museums have a solution.

The author of ‘What If We Get It Right' shares possible visions of the future. Plus, what you can do to help get there.

The Maine Board of Pesticide Control voted unanimously Friday in favor of banning a toxic class of rodenticide.

Dam removal would allow fish to travel upstream to return to ancestral breeding grounds. But cost is a barrier. Plus, ways to get outside and get involved this summer.

A community science effort led by the Gulf of Maine Research Institute is mapping mussel beds with the help of this weekend's extremely low tide.

The Mi'kmaq Nation has obtained a new land parcel of over 3,400 acres, after several years of land-return efforts by the tribe and local conservation groups. The parcel will more than double the tribe's land holdings.

Camp Ellis in Saco is sometimes called the "ground zero" of sea level rise. But it's not simply a rising sea that has taken out hundreds of houses and most of the beach over the years, said Saco Mayor Jodi MacPhail.

Fishermen, policymakers and scientists gather to share the latest in green crab research and economic development. Plus, a lesser-known tick-born illness to keep an eye out for this summer.

Acadia National Park does not have to reinstall informational signs that had been removed from the park, according to a federal court order

The Sappi paper mill in Skowhegan was the source of an oil spill in the Kennebec River this past April, according to the Bangor Daily News