Research

Gabe, Economic Study Cited in Boothbay Register Article

The Boothbay Register spoke with Todd Gabe, UMaine economics professor, about a recent UMaine School of Economics study. The study estimates the economic effect of the more than 63,000 visitors to the Boothbay Region Land Trust’s preserve is around $3.9 million a year.

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SSI Focus of July 4 Bangor Daily News Op-Ed

David Hart, research director of the Sustainability Solutions Initiative (SSI) and director of the Mitchell Center, and UMaine President Paul Ferguson coauthored the July 4 op-ed in the Bangor Daily News, “How UMaine is driving sustainability, research”. The op-ed highlighted the work of SSI in addressing statewide needs and hands-on learning opportunities for students through […]

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Darling Marine Center Researchers Interviewed on Radio Show

Skylar Bayer and Phoebe Jekielek from the University of Maine’s Darling Marine Center in Walpole were guests July 2 on Jo and Cheech’s Radio Hour on WRFR 93.3. Bayer and Jekielek talked about the history of the DMC, the Wahle Lab, research and outreach programs, and the humorous clip titled “The Enemy Within” about Bayer […]

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UMaine Hazing Study Cited in BDN Editorial

The Bangor Daily News editorial “Coaches have perfect play to strike out bullying” cited the University of Maine’s National Study of Student Hazing. The study found 47 percent of respondents said they were hazed while in high school.

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Wahle Talks to Media About Threats to Lobster Industry

Rick Wahle, a UMaine research professor at Darling Marine Center, spoke with several news organizations about the threat of climate change to Maine’s lobster industry. The Darling Marine Center is part of a coalition that launched a campaign Tuesday to raise public awareness about the warming of water in the Gulf of Maine and its […]

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UMaine Study Cited in Sun Journal Article on Ticket-to-Work Law

The Sun Journal cited a 2010 survey conducted by the University of Maine in its article “Ticket-to-work law designed to help welfare recipients get long-term employment.” The survey of TANF recipients found 90 percent of those who were on the program for more than five years faced a physical or mental health disability.

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WABI, WLBZ Report on iCook Research Project

WABI (Channel 5) and WLBZ (Channel 2) spoke with Adrienne White, human nutrition professor at UMaine, and students Douglas Mathews and Carolyn Stocker about their current child food and fitness study called iCook. The UMaine-led project is a five-state, $2.5 million USDA study designed to prevent childhood obesity by improving culinary skills and promoting family […]

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