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Published
August 27, 2019

Maine Voices: It’s about time for top CEOs to grasp that firms can do well by doing good

The recent pledge of social responsibility is no silver bullet, but it's a welcome step in the right direction.
Published
August 26, 2019

Maine Voices: Bearing witness to a child detention facility

Standing on ladders in a hot Florida swamp, activists deliver a message of love to detained minors.
Published
August 25, 2019

Maine Voices: We have created a culture of fear that needs to change

Lockdown drills won't save children from bullets any more than the 'duck and cover' drills of the 1950s would have saved them from nuclear war.
Published
August 24, 2019

Maine Voices: Long-buried U.S. nuclear waste would complicate any bid for Greenland

Would the U.S. or Denmark be responsible for cleaning up over 47,000 gallons of Cold War-era radioactive waste?
Published
August 22, 2019

Maine Voices: Maine has common-sense remedy for gerrymandering

Other states should pay attention to how we draw political lines.

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Published
August 20, 2019

Maine Voices: Secession isn’t the solution to Great Diamond Island’s issues with Portland

It's hard to see how separating from the city would improve service delivery or give more people a say in island policies.
Published
August 19, 2019

Maine Voices: Citizens United still casts a shadow

We need to amend the Constitution to limit corporate money in politics.
Published
August 18, 2019

Maine Voices: Resistance growing to corrupt, deceptive corporate practices

A new generation of Americans is looking to break the stranglehold that businesses have on every aspect of our lives.
Published
August 17, 2019

Maine Voices: We have to work together to protect our common resources

Under carbon fee and dividend, emissions would be subject to an increasing price, with all revenues put back into the economy as a dividend to all families.
Published
August 16, 2019

Maine Voices: Portland’s noises are the sounds of a thriving city

Planes, trains, trucks and rock concerts were initially jarring to a couple used to a Kansas farm, but now they take the clamor in their stride.