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Brewer speaks to Reuters about voting among rural Americans

Reuters spoke to Mark Brewer, professor of political science at the University of Maine, about whether Democrats will be able to secure votes from rural America through funding infrastructure. Brewer told Reuters that President Biden’s problems in Maine’s rural second district, which backed Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012 before embracing Donald Trump, are a […]

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Reuters cites UMaine Climate Reanalyzer in reporting about Cambodian fishermen

In an article about the impact of warming seas on Cambodian crab fisherman, Reuters cited data from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer noting that temperature spikes have become increasingly common in oceans along Cambodia’s coastline since 2010. WTVB (95.5 FM in Coldwater, Michigan) shared the Reuters report. 

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BDN shares UMaine Extension 4-H Pig Raffle and 4-H Kitchen at Cumberland Fair

The Bangor Daily News shared that the Cumberland County 4-H Leaders Association will hold their annual 4-H Pig Raffle and 4-H Kitchen Food Booth fundraisers at the 2023 Cumberland Fair, Sept. 24-30, 197 Blanchard Road. The annual fundraisers support scholarships, camperships, activities, events and trips for University of Maine Cooperative Extension 4-H members in Cumberland […]

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Maine Council on Aging recognizes Singer and Oh

The Maine Council on Aging announced that Clifford Singer, research professor at the University of Maine, has received the 2023 Trailblazing Advocate Award, and Patricia Oh, senior program manager at the UMaine Center on Aging, received the Douglas O. Wilson Rising Tide Leadership Award.  The 2023 Trailblazing Advocate Award recognizes the sustained contributions of trailblazers […]

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Hanson speaks to BDN about the Fibonacci sequence

In an article about using the Fibonacci sequence for garden planning, the Bangor Daily News spoke to Brandon Hanson, assistant professor of mathematics at University of Maine. “It has to do to some extent with how things replicate in nature. The patterns look nice so we use them as a frame of reference [and] that’s […]

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Washington Post cites Climate Reanalyzer data

In an article about record global temperatures and flooding, the Washington Post cited data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration charted by the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer showing that global average sea surface temperatures, excluding polar regions, have been hovering at or around record highs for six weeks.

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