Vol. 2 No. 1 (1993): Maine Policy Review

Published: 1993-01-01

Articles

The Trinity of Transmission Issues: Siting, Access and Pricing

Ashley Brown (Author)

53-58
- BrownA_V2N1.pdf
Why Include Eternalities?

Jonathan Raab (Author)

1-6
- RaabJ_V2N1.pdf
Challenges Facing Maine's Budget Process

Donald Nicoll (Author)

20-27
- NicollD_V2N1.pdf
The Myths of 'Broken' Government: Moving Beyond the Conventional Wisdom

Anthony Cahill (Author)

14-20
- CahillA_V2N1.pdf
Applications, Not Technology

David Amidon (Author)

51-52
- AmidonD_V2N1.pdf
Department of Environmental Protection - ECO/ECO: Maine's Environmental Priorities Project

Editorial Staff (Author)

87-88
- MPR_3_V2N1.pdf
Appropriate Environmental Adders

A. Freeman (Author)

6-9
- FreemanAM_V2N1.pdf
Regulatory Updates: The Maine Waste Management Agency

Editorial Staff (Author)

86-87
- MPR_4_V2N1.pdf
Sustainable Agriculture and Public Policy

Stewart Smith (Author)

68-78
- SmithS_V2N1.pdf
Maine's "Other" Commissions: The Maine Milk Commission

Ralph Townsend (Author)

82-83
- TownsendR_V2N1.pdf
The Vermont Telecommunications Agreement

Thomas Aulisio (Author)

48-51
- AulisioT_V2N1.pdf
Competing Objectives in the Reorganization of Maine State Government

Kenneth Palmer (Author)

27-29
- PalmerK_V2N1.pdf
Maine's Public Interest Groups: The Industrial Energy Consumers' Group

Editorial Staff (Author)

83-87
- MPR_1_V2N1.pdf
Regulatory Updates: At the Public Utilities Commission

Editorial Staff (Author)

85-86
- MPR_2_V2N1.pdf
Understanding the Clean Air Act: Implementation Issues for Electric Utilities

Susan Dudley (Author)

59-67
- DudleyS_V2N1.pdf
Maine's Public Interest Groups: The Maine Economic Growth Council

Editorial Staff (Author)

84
- MPR_5_V2N1.pdf
Bridging the Gap Between Energy and the Environment

John Flumerfelt (Author)

30-42
- FlumerfeltJ_V2N1.pdf
The VTA Agreement: How Has it Done?

Richard Sedano (Author)

43-48
- SedanoR_V2N1.pdf
Are Adders Right for Maine?

Ralph Townsend (Author)

9-13
- TownsendR_2_V2N1.pdf

Commentaries

Economic Growth Versus Economic Development: What Can Maine Government Do to Position Us for the Future?

Steven Ballard (Author)

79-81
- BallardS_V2N1.pdf

Vol. 2 No. 1 (1993): Maine Policy Review

Articles

The Trinity of Transmission Issues: Siting, Access and Pricing

Why Include Eternalities?

Challenges Facing Maine's Budget Process

The Myths of 'Broken' Government: Moving Beyond the Conventional Wisdom

Applications, Not Technology

Department of Environmental Protection - ECO/ECO: Maine's Environmental Priorities Project

Appropriate Environmental Adders

Regulatory Updates: The Maine Waste Management Agency

Sustainable Agriculture and Public Policy

Maine's "Other" Commissions: The Maine Milk Commission

The Vermont Telecommunications Agreement

Competing Objectives in the Reorganization of Maine State Government

Maine's Public Interest Groups: The Industrial Energy Consumers' Group

Regulatory Updates: At the Public Utilities Commission

Understanding the Clean Air Act: Implementation Issues for Electric Utilities

Maine's Public Interest Groups: The Maine Economic Growth Council

Bridging the Gap Between Energy and the Environment

The VTA Agreement: How Has it Done?

Are Adders Right for Maine?

Commentaries

Economic Growth Versus Economic Development: What Can Maine Government Do to Position Us for the Future?

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