Vol. 17 No. 2 (2008): Maine Policy Review

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Letter from the Editor

Ann Acheson (Author)

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Essays

Challenging Climate Change

Olympia Snowe (Author)

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Articles

BioEnergy and the Forest Products Industry in the Atlantica Region

Thor Olesen (Author)

107-110
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What One Municipality Has Accomplished: The City of Saco and Its Energy Committee

Travis Peaslee (Author)

146-148
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Planners and Climate Change Action: An Approach for Communities

Samuel Merrill, Robert Sanford, Mark Lapping (Author)

149-152
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The 90/10 Rule: Energy Use Improvements at Prime Tanning

Michael Kuhns (Author)

134-135
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Introduction: Ask Not… Voices from Maine Addressing Climate Change and Energy

Sam Townsend (Author)

12-15
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Workforce Investment in Maine’s New Energy Economy

Robert Brown, Clifford Ginn (Author)

80-83
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The Effects of Climate Change on Economic Activity in Maine: Coastal York County Case Study

Charles Colgan, Samuel Merrill (Author)

66-79
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Landfill: Gas to Energy

Sam Zaitlin (Author)

105-106
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Finding Grace and Hope in Community

Martha Kirkpatrick (Author)

153-155
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Understanding the Global Energy Industry Is Key to Meeting Maine’s Energy Challenge

Elizabeth Wilson (Author)

24-38
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The Energy Challenge–Gone Today, Back Tomorrow: Maine’s Key Role

William Hastings (Author)

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Transportation and Climate Change

Jonathan Rubin (Author)

115-119
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Oakhurst Dairy: Taking on the Carbon Challenge

Stanley Bennett (Author)

139-140
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Connecting Residential Energy Efficiency and Carbon Emissions Reductions: MaineHousing’s Carbon Market Project

Dale McCormick, Lucy Van Hook (Author)

120-126
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The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative: What It Means for Maine

Sondra Bogdonoff (Author)

143-145
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Poland Spring Bottling/ NWNA ’s Efforts to Reduce Energy Use and Cut Back on Carbon Dioxide

Ronald Dyer (Author)

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Size Matters: Notes on Green Design Process and Goals

Richard Renner (Author)

127-129
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Confronting Global Warming: Maine’s Multi-Sector Initiatives, 2003–2008

David Littell, Gary Westerman, Malcolm Burson (Author)

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Fairchild Semiconductor’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Joel Rouillard (Author)

136-138
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Maine’s Wind Resource: A Source of Energy and Economic Engine

Jackson Parker (Author)

101-104
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Tidal Energy Development

John Ferland (Author)

111-113
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What We Can Expect from the Federal Government to Address Climate Change and Energy Independence

Adam Cote (Author)

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Efficiency Maine: Investing in Energy Savings and Knowledge

Tim Vrabel (Author)

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Maine’s Climate Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

George Jacobson, Ivan Fernandez, Paul Mayewski, Catherine Schmitt (Author)

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Tapping the Potential of Energy Efficiency to Create Greater Economic Security for Maine

Dylan Voorhees (Author)

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Back Matter

Thanks to Our Reviewers

Editorial Staff (Author)

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Vol. 17 No. 2 (2008): Maine Policy Review

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Letter from the Editor

Essays

Challenging Climate Change

Articles

BioEnergy and the Forest Products Industry in the Atlantica Region

What One Municipality Has Accomplished: The City of Saco and Its Energy Committee

Planners and Climate Change Action: An Approach for Communities

The 90/10 Rule: Energy Use Improvements at Prime Tanning

Introduction: Ask Not… Voices from Maine Addressing Climate Change and Energy

Workforce Investment in Maine’s New Energy Economy

The Effects of Climate Change on Economic Activity in Maine: Coastal York County Case Study

Landfill: Gas to Energy

Finding Grace and Hope in Community

Understanding the Global Energy Industry Is Key to Meeting Maine’s Energy Challenge

The Energy Challenge–Gone Today, Back Tomorrow: Maine’s Key Role

Transportation and Climate Change

Oakhurst Dairy: Taking on the Carbon Challenge

Connecting Residential Energy Efficiency and Carbon Emissions Reductions: MaineHousing’s Carbon Market Project

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative: What It Means for Maine

Poland Spring Bottling/ NWNA ’s Efforts to Reduce Energy Use and Cut Back on Carbon Dioxide

Size Matters: Notes on Green Design Process and Goals

Confronting Global Warming: Maine’s Multi-Sector Initiatives, 2003–2008

Fairchild Semiconductor’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Maine’s Wind Resource: A Source of Energy and Economic Engine

Tidal Energy Development

What We Can Expect from the Federal Government to Address Climate Change and Energy Independence

Efficiency Maine: Investing in Energy Savings and Knowledge

Maine’s Climate Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Tapping the Potential of Energy Efficiency to Create Greater Economic Security for Maine

Back Matter

Thanks to Our Reviewers

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