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Vol. 17 No. 2 (2008): Maine Policy Review
Vol. 17 No. 2 (2008): Maine Policy Review
Published:
2008-01-01
Front Matter
Table of Contents
Editorial Staff (Author)
4-5
V17N2TOC.pdf
Letter from the Editor
Ann Acheson (Author)
NaN
V17N2Letter.pdf
Essays
Challenging Climate Change
Olympia Snowe (Author)
8-11
snowe_V17N2.pdf
Articles
BioEnergy and the Forest Products Industry in the Atlantica Region
Thor Olesen (Author)
107-110
olesen_V17N2.pdf
What One Municipality Has Accomplished: The City of Saco and Its Energy Committee
Travis Peaslee (Author)
146-148
peaslee_V17N2.pdf
Planners and Climate Change Action: An Approach for Communities
Samuel Merrill, Robert Sanford, Mark Lapping (Author)
149-152
merrilletal_V17N2.pdf
The 90/10 Rule: Energy Use Improvements at Prime Tanning
Michael Kuhns (Author)
134-135
kuhns_V17N2.pdf
Introduction: Ask Not… Voices from Maine Addressing Climate Change and Energy
Sam Townsend (Author)
12-15
townsendIntro_V17N2.pdf
Workforce Investment in Maine’s New Energy Economy
Robert Brown, Clifford Ginn (Author)
80-83
brownGinn_V17N2.pdf
The Effects of Climate Change on Economic Activity in Maine: Coastal York County Case Study
Charles Colgan, Samuel Merrill (Author)
66-79
colganMerrill_V17N2.pdf
Landfill: Gas to Energy
Sam Zaitlin (Author)
105-106
zaitlin_V17N2.pdf
Finding Grace and Hope in Community
Martha Kirkpatrick (Author)
153-155
kirkpatrick_V17N2.pdf
Understanding the Global Energy Industry Is Key to Meeting Maine’s Energy Challenge
Elizabeth Wilson (Author)
24-38
wilson_V17N2.pdf
The Energy Challenge–Gone Today, Back Tomorrow: Maine’s Key Role
William Hastings (Author)
40-45
hastings_V17N2.pdf
Transportation and Climate Change
Jonathan Rubin (Author)
115-119
rubin_V17N2.pdf
Oakhurst Dairy: Taking on the Carbon Challenge
Stanley Bennett (Author)
139-140
bennett_V17N2.pdf
Connecting Residential Energy Efficiency and Carbon Emissions Reductions: MaineHousing’s Carbon Market Project
Dale McCormick, Lucy Van Hook (Author)
120-126
mccormickVanHook_V17N2.pdf
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative: What It Means for Maine
Sondra Bogdonoff (Author)
143-145
bogdonoff_V17N2.pdf
Poland Spring Bottling/ NWNA ’s Efforts to Reduce Energy Use and Cut Back on Carbon Dioxide
Ronald Dyer (Author)
131-133
dyer_V17N2.pdf
Size Matters: Notes on Green Design Process and Goals
Richard Renner (Author)
127-129
renner_V17N2.pdf
Confronting Global Warming: Maine’s Multi-Sector Initiatives, 2003–2008
David Littell, Gary Westerman, Malcolm Burson (Author)
52-65
littelletal_V17N2.pdf
Fairchild Semiconductor’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Joel Rouillard (Author)
136-138
rouillard_V17N2.pdf
Maine’s Wind Resource: A Source of Energy and Economic Engine
Jackson Parker (Author)
101-104
parker_V17N2.pdf
Tidal Energy Development
John Ferland (Author)
111-113
ferland_V17N2.pdf
What We Can Expect from the Federal Government to Address Climate Change and Energy Independence
Adam Cote (Author)
46-50
cote_V17N2.pdf
Efficiency Maine: Investing in Energy Savings and Knowledge
Tim Vrabel (Author)
95-98
vrabel_V17N2.pdf
Maine’s Climate Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
George Jacobson, Ivan Fernandez, Paul Mayewski, Catherine Schmitt (Author)
16-23
jacobsonetal_V17N2.pdf
Tapping the Potential of Energy Efficiency to Create Greater Economic Security for Maine
Dylan Voorhees (Author)
85-94
voorhees_V17N2.pdf
Back Matter
Thanks to Our Reviewers
Editorial Staff (Author)
157
V17N2ReviewerThanks.pdf
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