As changing weather patterns impact crops and soil, a new program is giving Maine farmers personalized support to tackle ...

The state is unlikely to witness the same devastation but climate change is driving heavier rainfall and localized flooding.

1 of 4 | As lobster haul numbers in Maine have declined for the last five years, some are wondering how climate change could affect one of the region's largest industries.

Yet climate change is not all good news for Maine’s agricultural sector, Koehler warned. Peaches grow at a southern Maine farm in 2019. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer ...

Climate change is going to extend Maine’s relatively short growing season, which has already got Maine farmers talking about growing grapes for wine or sweet potatoes.

Stacker compiled statistics about how people in Portland, Maine feel about climate change using data from the Yale Program on ...

But climate change is making it more and more difficult to manage them in the way we're used to." In Maine, lobster fishers like Tripp see a direct connection between warmer water and poor fishing.

While many parts of the globe are undergoing a rapid decrease in yearly snowfall due to climate change, Maine isn't necessarily one of them. The last few winters have certainly been lackluster ...

For Christmases yet to come, climate change threatens Maine's beloved evergreens Play 05:59. Close ×. Copy the code below to embed ...

Courtesy / University of Maine University of Maine researchers are studying the effects of climate change on wild blueberry production. Here, workers harvest wild blueberries in 2018 at Sunkhaze ...

In part because of climate change, Ms. Guenther believes, the number of full-time lobster fishermen in Maine may decline by as much as one-half during the next decade.