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The "Resourceful ME" Research Program Brief is Out!

Check out some of the most interesting findings from our 5 year study of Maine’s reuse markets in this research brief.  

Peer-Reviewed Publications

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Still Good Life: On the Value of Reuse and Distributive Labor in “Depleted” Rural Maine

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4.14.21
ViewStill Good Life: On the Value of Reuse and Distributive Labor in “Depleted” Rural Maine
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Linking Rural and Urban Circular Economies through Reuse and Repair

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4.14.21
ViewLinking Rural and Urban Circular Economies through Reuse and Repair
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Maine’s Culture of Reuse and Its Potential to Advance Environmental and Economic Policy Objectives

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6.12.18
ViewMaine’s Culture of Reuse and Its Potential to Advance Environmental and Economic Policy Objectives
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Moving Up The Waste Hierarchy in Maine

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6.7.18
ViewMoving Up The Waste Hierarchy in Maine
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On Materiality and Meaning: Ethnographic Engagements with Reuse, Repair & Care

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1.28.19
ViewOn Materiality and Meaning: Ethnographic Engagements with Reuse, Repair & Care
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Rummaging through the Attic of New England

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1.28.19
ViewRummaging through the Attic of New England

Public Media

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The Maine Question: Why is Maine’s Reuse Economy So Vibrant?

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4.14.21
ViewThe Maine Question: Why is Maine’s Reuse Economy So Vibrant?
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Maine’s Reuse Economy

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4.14.21
ViewMaine’s Reuse Economy
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Reuse It or Lose It

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6.7.18
ViewReuse It or Lose It
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Brie Berry: Ph.D. student exploring Maine’s reuse economy

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6.7.18
ViewBrie Berry: Ph.D. student exploring Maine’s reuse economy
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Anthropology: Why and How It Relates to Our Everyday Lives

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6.7.18
ViewAnthropology: Why and How It Relates to Our Everyday Lives