Letters

Published
December 23, 2019

Letter to the editor: Fight climate change at home

Our children and grandchildren's future relies on what we do now.
Published
December 23, 2019

Letter to the editor: Parents should listen to children on climate

Congratulations to Greta Thunberg for her latest recognition as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. She is a remarkable teenager who has helped to open the world’s eyes to the tragedy of climate change. May she serve as an inspiration to all of us, especially the youngest generations It is our children and their children […]
Published
December 23, 2019

Letter to the editor: Even clean energy comes at a cost

Some thoughts on clean energy, the future and recent letters to the editor concerning the New England power line: I agree we should not have corporate monopolies. Yes, mega dams have not always had the best design for the land or their neighbors, but they’ve been built and they produce huge amounts of electricity that […]
Published
December 22, 2019

Letter to the editor: No 2020 political ads until it’s 2020 – please

Are we seriously going to have to suffer through 11 months of political ads for the U.S. Senate race? For the love of everything that is good, can we please get a break from this stuff until it actually counts? It was within days of the last election when the posturing and positioning began overwhelming […]
Published
December 22, 2019

Letter to the editor: Maine should move away from volunteer EMS model

A unified, well-funded, not-for-profit system is better suited to our state and its small, widely dispersed population.

Published
December 22, 2019

Letter to the editor: Think creatively to address Maine’s vehicle emissions problem

The vehicle emissions problem described in your Dec. 15 article looks insurmountable at first glance. But our better selves understand we have a huge problem that requires our best thinking and efforts. What if a nonprofit organization were established to provide zero percent financing to Maine residents for the purchase of electric vehicles, with loans […]
Published
December 22, 2019

Letter to the editor: Don’t look away when you suspect abuse

After reading all the articles about the beating death of little Marissa Kennedy, I felt urged to write. As I read these articles, with tear-filled eyes, I can’t help but wonder: Someone had to know that something was wrong! The social worker, a neighbor, a teacher, a friend or relative. Maybe it’s easier to look […]
Published
December 22, 2019

Letter to the editor: Close look at Collins’ ties to Big Pharma donors appreciated

I was impressed by Victoria Hugo-Vidal’s Dec. 8 column. Impressed because she did what few people do: She looked into federal election records and found out, in a half hour, that Sen. Susan Collins received $40,000 from from the companies most responsible for the opioid crisis, and she knows there is much more. I was […]
Published
December 21, 2019

Letter to the editor: Sebago Lake still faces tar sands threat

The fact that the Portland-to-Montreal pipeline could still be reversed was left out of an article about the Portland Water District's source.
Published
December 21, 2019

Letter to the editor: Visitors should pay for contributing to Maine’s carbon problems

ANOTHER VIEW: The carbon emissions challenges

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