About Resourceful ME
ResourcefulME is a multi-year research project designed to explore the social, environmental and economic value of Maine’s vibrant reuse economy. From road-side flea markets and high-end antique stores, to Uncle Henry’s circulars and church thrift shops – signs of Maine’s tradition of reuse are hard to miss. Using a unique combination of in-depth, on-the-ground conversation with folks across the state, archival research and spatial economic modeling we aim to learn more about the historical construction, contemporary relevance, and future potential of second-hand economies in Maine.
Mitchell Center News
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Leslie presents at AAAS annual meeting
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Study led by Schattman determines expansion of corn crop pest in New England a possibility
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Gardner and Waring seek to thwart ticks by helping landowners weed out invasive forest plants
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Stoll and Burnham lead team developing more holistic way to monitor lobster industry
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Vermont Public highlights invasive plant, tick research led by Allie Gardner
This research is supported by the National Science Foundation Award “1756933”
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