Maine voters find common ground on solar energy, National Monument
In the News | October 27, 2016 | Posted by ReVision Energy | No Comments
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(Left to Right) Lindsay Downing, co-owner of Mt. Chase Lodge; lobsterman Richard Nelson; Pete Didisheim of the Natural Resources Council of Maine; Holly Noyes of Revision Energy; and fly-fishing guide and instructor Macauley Lord.
A recent poll released by the Natural Resources Council of Maine (NRCM) shows that Maine voters from a wide variety of backgrounds, political affiliations, and geographical differences strongly support solar energy development, global warming, and the new Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument.
“We hope the poll will show the legislators that Maine people would like to get out of last place with solar,” says NRCM Advocacy Director Pete Didisheim.
The results of the poll were mailed to all 361 candidates for legislative office and even Governor Paul LePage, according to NRCM.
For more on the poll, go to: http://www.mainebiz.biz/article/20161025/NEWS01/161029970
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