Join our Maine Global Warming Challenge and help us reduce 2 million pounds of global warming pollution!
Sea-level rise and its effect on Maine's coast. View our maps and learn more.
How to reduce global warming pollution
Maine Global Warming Action Coalition
"Maine Falling Behind on Meeting Global Warming Pollution Reductions" Read full 2008 report.
2007 New England Climate Change Report
Read Maine summary of "Northeast Climate Impact Assessment" report by the Union of Concerned Scientists
International Award given to NRCM for global warming work.
Global Warming in Maine: Warning Signs / Winning Solutions
Read our publication about how global warming is affecting Mainers.
"Driving Global Warming" report
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Global warming pollution is already having negative impacts in Maine. Find out what NRCM is doing—and what you can do—to help reduce global warming pollution. |
Kennebec Journal op-ed | May 06, 2008
Bangor Daily News news story | Apr 28, 2008
Bangor Daily News news story | Apr 25, 2008
In-Depth Description
High asthma rates, more “bad air days,” rising sea levels, threats to our fall foliage and other tourism-based industries—these are among the many health and environmental problems global warming pollution is causing here in Maine.
But there are solutions to these problems, and NRCM is committed to making sure they are put into place.
Global warming is caused by a blanket of pollution that traps heat around the earth. This pollution comes from cars, factories, homes, and power plants that burn fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and gasoline.
NRCM works hard for policies and initiatives that will provide clean, renewable energy that will reduce the world’s global warming pollution, starting right here in Maine.