2011 Environmental Scorecard for Members of the 125th Legislature Contents Message from the Executive Director and Board President...... 1 A New Page for Maine’s Environment...... 2 Bill Descriptions...... 4 Legislative Scores...... 7 Beyond the Roll Calls...... 14 Legislative Directory...... 17

Board of Directors Advisory Board Leslie Harroun, President Robert O. Blake Roger Berle, Vice President Gordon Glover Ralph Pope, Treasurer E. Christopher Livesay Howard Lake, Secretary Sean Mahoney Caroline M. Pryor, Chairwoman Neil Rolde Daniel Amory, Past President James St. Pierre Jennifer Burns Gray Clinton Townsend Olde Federal Building Pete Didisheim 295 Water Street, Suite 9 M. Wing Goodale Staff Maureen Drouin, Executive Director Augusta, ME 04330 Karen Herold Glen Brand, Field Director (207) 620-8811 Horace A. Hildreth, Jr. Anne Duperault, Program & www.maineconservation.org Sherry Huber Communications Coordinator [email protected] Rebecca Lambert Rani Sheaffer, Development Director George LaPointe Jon Lund Special thanks to Beth Ahearn, Jeff Pidot Carol Kelly and Woody Mawhinney Jim Wellehan Design by: brightredbicycle design

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Dear Maine Conservationist, This year marks the 25th anniversary of MCV’s Environmental Scorecard, and what a year it’s been. The challenges we faced in 2011 were a timely reminder of how important MCV’s mission is to Maine’s economy and environment. A struggling economy coupled with new political leadership in Augusta ushered in a fierce wave of aggressive attacks against the laws that protect our natural areas, clean air and water, wildlife and children’s health. The breadth and audacity of this assault were unprecedented. In response to this threat, we came together like never before. People and businesses from across the state and from all walks of life rose up and defended our environment by writing, calling, emailing and meeting directly with their elected officials. The message was loud and clear: Maine’s environment and our economy go hand-in-hand. With a few notable exceptions, legislators listened. You helped defeat attempts to: roll back protections for wildlife and natural areas; repeal Maine’s new ban on the toxic chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in consumer and children’s products; withdraw Maine from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative; lift the state’s long- standing ban on commercial billboards; and weaken Maine’s bottle bill, our most successful recycling effort. How did your elected officials vote during the session? Did they support human health or toxic pesticides? Pollution or clean water? Bulldozers or healthy forests? We know you look to MCV’s Environmental Scorecard for non-partisan, objective information. For 25 years, we’ve publicly reported how each legislator voted on bills protecting Maine’s environment. In addition, we feature high and low points of the session and highlight examples of political courage on both sides of the aisle. We give you the score. The rest is up to you. It’s so important for your legislators to hear from you with praise or with disappointment. Please take a moment to contact your elected officials. You can do this directly from our website at www.maineconservation.org. Thank you for your support this session and for standing with us to protect Maine’s natural heritage. As we look toward autumn and another legislative session in January, you can count on MCV to keep score and make sure Maine’s environment remains a priority for generations to come. Sincerely,

Maureen Drouin Leslie Harroun Executive Director Board President

2011 Environmental Scorecard 1 A New Page for Maine’s Environment

As the first bells of the 2011 legislative session rang, Maine Conservation Voters was facing a host of unknowns. What would Governor LePage’s approach be to Maine’s environment? Would Maine’s House and Senate stand solidly behind our water, land and wildlife, or would we see weakening of core protections? And most importantly, would lawmakers recognize and embrace Maine’s environment as central to our economic prosperity, or would they revive the old false choice of pitting one against each other? To learn the Governor’s position, we didn’t have long to wait. Governor LePage jumped into the session with his proposal for LD 1, a “regulatory reform” bill. Many provisions would have retreated from long-standing bipartisan policies, and put our health, our environment and our economy at unnecessary risk. The response from Maine people was immediate and forceful. Within days, the halls of the State

Gov. LePage House were filled with loggers, fishermen, Maine Guides and others whose livelihood depends on Maine’s natural resources. They came from all over the state and included mothers, scientists, small business owners, community leaders and municipal officials. They spoke out in defense of Maine’s water, land and wildlife as central to our economy and our quality of life. In the end, legislators were able to sort through the good and the harmful elements of LD 1 and pass a bill that improved how Maine’s regulatory system works. Republican and Democratic leaders worked hard to bring people together and find common sense solutions. Their efforts clearly showed they understood that good jobs and a clean environment go hand-in-hand. While it wasn’t all good news in the Legislature,

2 Maine Conservation Voters harm was minimized. And some of our earlier questions were answered. While Governor LePage’s approach to environmental policy is generally out- of-step with Maine values, the good news is that the Legislature listens to Maine people and will stand up strongly for common sense laws that protect our clean waters, natural areas and wildlife. Now that the session is over, we are watching closely to make sure there is no undermining of our environmental policies from within the departments of oversight. At the same time, we must plan for next year, when we will face additional threats to Maine’s North Woods, clean energy, smart planning and development and the state’s ability to enforce important environmental laws. We are confident that the power of Maine people and the leadership of Maine legislators will protect and defend the good health, good jobs and quality of life that Maine’s environment provides to all of us.

2011 Environmental Scorecard 3 2011public health Bill Descriptions

Sponsored by: Rep. smart growth and land LD 228 - Pesticides An Act To Revise Notification Requirements for Pesticide Application LD 228 repealed Maine’s pesticide notification registry, a common sense and effective system requiring that neighbors and landowners be notified in advance of aerial and air-blaster pesticide spraying near their homes. Over 1,800 people had signed up for the registry in the program’s first year. Pesticides can cause serious health problems, including birth defects, cancer, asthma and developmental disabilities. Pesticide spray can drift off-target and contaminate organically grown produce. Pro-Environment Vote: No House Roll Call #99 (June 1, 2011): Yes 79; No 69; Absent 2 Senate Roll Call #110 (May 25, 2011): Yes 21; No 14

MOFGA Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor public health

Sponsored by: Rep. James Hamper smart growth and land LD 412 - BPA Resolve, Regarding Legislative Review of Portions of Chapter 882: Designation of Bisphenol A as a Priority Chemical and Regulation of Bisphenol A in Children’s Products, a Major Substantive Rule of the Department of Environmental Protection The Legislature overwhelmingly voted to ban the toxic chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in reusable food and beverage containers including baby bottles and sippy cups. BPA is linked to a range of health risks, and safer alternatives are already available in the marketplace. Pro-Environment Vote: Yes House Roll Call #17 (April 7, 2011): Yes 145; No 3; Absent 3 Senate Roll Call #33 (April 12, 2011): Yes 35; No 0

Laura Brady Laura Final Outcome: Bill passed without the Governor’s signature energy and climate

Sponsored by: Rep. Jonathan McKane jobs and economy LD 1416 - Energy Code An Act To Provide Options to Municipalities Concerning the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code The Legislature voted to weaken Maine’s Uniform Building and Energy Code (MUBEC) by exempting all towns with a population of less than 4,000 (400 of Maine’s 526 towns). MUBEC provides minimum quality, safety and energy-efficiency building standards. The exemption means that Mainers living in small towns will not be protected from construction of lower quality buildings that waste more energy, result in increased air pollution and cost more to heat. Pro-Environment Vote: No House Roll Call #173 (June 14, 2011): Yes 76; No 71; Absent 3 Senate Roll Call #213 (June 9, 2011): Yes 19; No 15; Excused 1 NREL Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor

4 Maine Conservation Voters public health sh and wildlife Key Public Health Fish and Wildlife smartenergy growth and climate and land

Energy and Climate Anti-environment bill

jobsland, and air andeconomy water

Land, Air and Water Pro-environment bill

good government

sh and wildlife LD 159 - Vernal Pools Amendment sponsored by: Sen. Ron Collins An Act To Foster Economic Development by Improving Administration of the Laws Governing Site Location of Development and Storm Water Management With strong bipartisan support, the Senate rejected an amendment from Sen. Ron Collins (R-York) that would have reduced the current, scientifically- supported 250 foot vernal pool consultation zone down to 75 feet. Significant vernal pools are seasonal wetlands that provide critical habitat for a variety of wildlife, including wood frogs, spotted salamanders, and wood turtles, and serve as feeding areas for deer, bear, moose and birds. The existing 250 foot zone for significant vernal pools does not restrict building, but rather requires consultation and careful planning to receive a permit. Pro-Environment Vote: No (to an amendment that would reduce protections to 75 ft) No House vote Senate Roll call# 201 (June 8, 2011): Yes 6; No 29 Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor land, air and water

Sponsored by: Rep. Jeffrey Gifford good government LD 1534 - North Woods An Act To Reform the Land Use and Planning Authority in the Unorganized Territories LD 1534 set up a study committee that seems biased toward abolishing the Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC), the state agency charged with protecting Maine’s vast North Woods. Policymakers had the option to support the Committee’s Minority Report – a balanced legislative study to identify ways to improve LURC. Instead, the majority of lawmakers voted for a study process that seems to have a pre-determined mission of dismantling LURC and moving its planning and regulatory functions to counties that include portions of the unorganized territories of northern Maine. Pro-Environment Vote: No House Roll Call #156 (June 9, 2011): Yes 75; No 65; Absent 10 Senate Roll Call #223 (June 10, 2011): Yes 22; No 12; Excused 1

Lauren A. Mier Final Outcome: Bill passed and signed by the Governor

2011 Environmental Scorecard 5 How to use this Scorecard

On the following pages, you’ll find the scores of each of the members of the State House and Senate. A legislator’s lifetime score is a cumulative average of tracked votes for complete legislative sessions. represents a pro-environment vote

represents an anti-environment vote

is an excused absence (due to illness or family leave) and does not count toward a legislator’s rating

is an unexcused absence; it is counted negatively since it has the same effect as an anti-environment vote

denotes a legislator’s first term in office

public health Public Health smart growth and land energy and climate Energy and Climate

jobs and economy land, air and water Land, Air and Water good government Don’t know who your legislators are? sh and wildlife Fish and Wildlife Look them up online at maineconservation.org Caroline Pryor

InKeeping 1986, a group of prominentScore and for concerned 25 conservationistsYears came together to form Maine Conservation Voters and produced Maine’s first Environmental Scorecard. The first of its kind in Maine, the Scorecard tracked each legislator’s votes on key environmental issues during the two-year session. Since that time, the Scorecard has evolved into an annual publication that holds our elected officials accountable on bills that affect Maine’s clean air, water quality, land and public health.

6 Maine Conservation Voters 2011 House Scorecard

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Energy Code (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party Town 2011 Score Score Lifetime

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 3 Ayotte Bernard R Caswell 1/4 20% 135 Beaudoin Paulette D Biddeford 3/4 95% 68 Beaulieu Michael R Auburn 1/4 65% 148 Beavers Roberta D South Berwick 4/4 76 Beck Henry D Waterville 3/4 90% 151 Beliveau Devin D Kittery 4/4 141 Bennett Paul R Kennebunk 1/4 67 Berry Seth D Bowdoinham 4/4 95% 70 Bickford Bruce R Auburn 1/4 30% 90 Black Russell R Wilton 1/4 56 Blodgett Anna D Augusta 4/4 100% 142 Boland Andrea D Sanford 4/4 90% 69 Bolduc Brian D Auburn 3/4 83% 93 Briggs Sheryl D Mexico 4/4 100% 110 Bryant Mark D Windham 3/4 92% 32 Burns David C. R Whiting 1/4 10% 138 Burns David R. R Alfred 1/4 19 Cain Emily D Orono 4/4 90% 72 Carey Michael D Lewiston 2/4 100% 137 Casavant Alan D Biddeford 4/4 95% 101 Cebra Richard R Naples 1/4 42% 21 Celli Michael R Brewer 1/4 30% 37 Chapman Ralph D Brooksville 4/4 147 Chase Kathleen R Wells 1/4 50% 119 Chipman Benjamin U Portland 4/4 10 Clark Herbert D Millinocket 2/4 44% 6 Clark Tyler R Easton 1/4 40% 62 Clarke Michael D Bath 3/4 66 Cornell du Houx Alexander D Brunswick 4/4 90% 55 Cotta H. David R China 1/4 40%

2011 Environmental Scorecard 7 2011 House Scorecard pro-environment vote anti-environment vote unexcused absence excused absence

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Energy Code (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party Town 2011 Score Score Lifetime

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 104 Crafts Dale R Lisbon 1/4 10% 28 Cray Dean R Palmyra 1/4 50% 91 Crockett Jarrod R Bethel 1/4 30% 86 Curtis Philip R Madison 1/4 34% 39 Cushing Andre R Hampden 1/4 20% 16 Damon Douglas R Bangor 1/4 26 Davis Paul R Sangerville 1/4 23% 14 Dill James D Old Town 2/4 113 Dion Mark D Portland 2/4 50 Dow Dana R Waldoboro 2/4 60% 126 Driscoll Timothy D Westbrook 4/4 91% 13 Duchesne Robert D Hudson 4/4 97% 88 Dunphy Larry R Embden 0/4 123 Eberle Jane D South Portland 4/4 97% 4 Edgecomb Peter R Caribou 1/4 48% 105 Espling Eleanor R New Gloucester 1/4 146 Eves Mark D North Berwick 3/4 90% 29 Fitts Stacey R Pittsfield 1/4 42% 8 Fitzpatrick Joyce R Houlton 1/4 35 Flemings Elspeth D Bar Harbor 4/4 100% 82 Flood Patrick R Winthrop 2/4 53% 53 Fossel Leslie R Alna 2/4 40% 58 Foster Karen R Augusta 1/4 25 Fredette Kenneth R Newport 1/4 12 Gifford Jeffery R Lincoln 1/4 20% 87 Gilbert Paul D Jay 4/4 100% 41 Gillway James R Searsport 1/4 15 Goode Adam D Bangor 4/4 90% 109 Graham Anne D North Yarmouth 4/4 22 Guerin Stacey R Glenburn 1/4

8 Maine Conservation Voters pro-environment vote anti-environment vote 2011 House Scorecard unexcused absence excused absence

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Energy Code (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party Town 2011 Score Score Lifetime

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 100 Hamper James R Oxford 1/4 42% 59 Hanley Stephen D Gardiner 2/4 76% 116 Harlow Denise D Portland 4/4 45 Harmon R. Ryan R Palermo 2/4 89 Harvell Lance R Farmington 1/4 20% 117 Haskell Anne D Portland 4/4 70% 94 Hayes Teresea D Buckfield 4/4 80% 43 Herbig Erin D Belfast 4/4 118 Hinck Jon D Portland 4/4 100% 132 Hogan George D Old Orchard Beach 4/4 88% 131 Hunt Robert D Buxton 4/4 100% 107 Innes Melissa D Yarmouth 3/4 100% 20 Johnson David R Eddington 1/4 30% 27 Johnson Peter R Greenville 1/4 124 Kaenrath Bryan D South Portland 3/4 80% 65 Kent Peter D Woolwich 4/4 70% 83 Keschl Dennis R Belgrade 1/4 129 Knapp Jane R Gorham 2/4 40% 81 Knight L. Gary R Livermore Falls 1/4 50% 48 Kruger Chuck D Thomaston 4/4 100% 36 Kumiega Walter D Deer Isle 4/4 71 Lajoie Michel D Lewiston 4/4 100% 139 Libby Aaron R Waterboro 1/4 9 Long Ricky R Sherman 1/4 77 Longstaff Thomas D Waterville 4/4 115 Lovejoy Stephen D Portland 4/4 100% 38 Luchini Louis D Ellsworth 4/4 61 MacDonald W. Bruce D Boothbay 4/4 95% 31 Maker Joyce R Calais 1/4 34 Malaby Richard R Hancock 1/4

2011 Environmental Scorecard 9 2011 House Scorecard pro-environment vote anti-environment vote unexcused absence excused absence

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Energy Code (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party Town 2011 Score Score Lifetime

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 57 Maloney Maeghan D Augusta 4/4 1 Martin John D Eagle Lake 3/4 74% 47 Mazurek Edward D Rockland 4/4 85% 85 McCabe Jeff D Skowhegan 4/4 100% 103 McClellan Michael R Raymond 1/4 30 McFadden Howard R Dennysville 1/4 31% 51 McKane Jonathan R Newcastle 1/4 54% 54 Morissette Susan R Winslow 1/4 122 Morrison Terry D South Portland 4/4 100% 149 Moulton Bradley R York 2/4 42% 144 Nass Joan R Acton 1/4 47% 112 Nelson Mary D Falmouth 4/4 100% 80 Newendyke Melvin R Litchfield 1/4 78 Nutting Robert R Oakland 1/4 33% 44 O’Brien Andrew D Lincolnville 4/4 100% 145 O’Connor Beth R Berwick 0/4 64 Olsen Kimberly R Phippsburg 3/4 18 Parker James R Veazie 1/4 140 Parry Wayne R Arundel 1/4 125 Peoples Ann D Westbrook 4/4 85% 92 Peterson Matthew D Rumford 4/4 100% 84 Picchiotti John R Fairfield 1/4 133 Pilon Donald D Saco 4/4 85% 111 Plummer Gary R Windham 1/4 51% 60 Prescott Kerri R Topsham 0/4 55% 63 Priest Charles D Brunswick 4/4 94% 97 Rankin Helen D Hiram 4/4 100% 23 Richardson David R Carmel 1/4 58% 49 Richardson Wesley R Warren 1/4 57% 42 Rioux Peter R Winterport 1/4

10 Maine Conservation Voters pro-environment vote anti-environment vote 2011 House Scorecard unexcused absence excused absence

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Energy Code (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party Town 2011 Score Score Lifetime

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 136 Rochelo Megan D Biddeford 4/4 40 Rosen Kimberley R Bucksport 1/4 53% 74 Rotundo Margaret D Lewiston 4/4 100% 120 Russell Diane D Portland 4/4 130 Sanborn Linda D Gorham 4/4 100% 52 Sanderson Deborah R Chelsea 2/4 99 Sarty Ralph R Denmark 1/4 55% 102 Shaw Michael D Standish 4/4 80% 128 Sirocki Heather R Scarborough 0/4 17 Stevens Sara D Bangor 4/4 90% 108 Strang Burgess Meredith R Cumberland 2/4 114 Stuckey Peter D Portland 4/4 90% 2 Theriault Charles D Madawaska 3/4 90% 33 Tilton Dianne R Harrington 1/4 40% 96 Timberlake Jeffrey R Turner 1/4 79 Treat Sharon D Hallowell 4/4 99% 11 Turner Beth R Burlington 1/4 143 Tuttle John D Sanford 3/4 70% 134 Valentino Linda D Saco 3/4 91% 127 Volk Amy R Scarborough 0/4 73 Wagner Richard D Lewiston 4/4 100% 98 Waterhouse G. Paul R Bridgton 1/4 13% 150 Weaver Windol R York 1/4 55% 106 Webster David D Freeport 4/4 91% 46 Welsh Joan D Rockport 4/4 100% 7 Willette Alexander R Mapleton 1/4 5 Willette Michael R Presque Isle 1/4 70% 95 Winsor Tom R Norway 1/4 9% 24 Wintle Frederick R Garland 1/4 75 Wood Stephen R Sabattus 1/4

2011 Environmental Scorecard 11 2011 Senate Scorecard

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Pools Vernal (LD 159) Code Energy (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water sh and wildlife energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party County 2011 Score Lifetime Score

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 8 Alfond Justin D Cumberland 5/5 100% 6 Bartlett Philip D Cumberland 5/5 91% 9 Brannigan Joseph D Cumberland 5/5 82% 2 Collins Ronald R York 1/5 20% 3 Courtney Jonathan R York 1/5 40% 16 Craven Margaret D Androscoggin 5/5 90% 12 Diamond Bill D Cumberland 5/5 87% 7 Dill Cynthia D Cumberland 5/5 70% 32 Farnham Nichi R Penobscot 2/5 10 Gerzofsky Stanley D Cumberland 5/5 86% 19 Goodall Seth D Sagadahoc 3/3 100% 13 Hastings David R Oxford 2/5 53% 1 Hill Dawn D York 5/5 95% 5 Hobbins Barry D York 5/5 85% 35 Jackson Troy D Aroostook 2/5 69% 24 Katz Roger R Kennebec 2/5 28 Langley Brian R Hancock 2/5 30% 25 Martin Thomas R Kennebec 3/5 17 Mason Garrett R Androscoggin 1/5 21 McCormick Earle R Kennebec 4/5 55% 14 Patrick John D Oxford 3/5 77% 33 Plowman Debra R Penobscot 1/5 34% 29 Raye Kevin R Washington 2/5 61% 22 Rector Christopher R Knox 3/5 70% 31 Rosen Richard R Hancock 2/5 43% 18 Saviello Thomas R Franklin 2/5 63% 30 Schneider Elizabeth D Penobscot 5/5 82% 34 Sherman Roger R Aroostook 1/5 26% 15 Snowe-Mello Lois R Androscoggin 2/5 28%

12 Maine Conservation Voters pro-environment vote anti-environment vote 2011 Senate Scorecard unexcused absence excused absence

BPA BPA (LD 412) Pesticides (LD 228) North Woods (LD 1534) Pools Vernal (LD 159) Code Energy (LD 1416)

public health public health land, air and water sh and wildlife energy and climate

District Last Name Name First Party County 2011 Score Lifetime Score

smart growth and land smart growth and land good government jobs and economy 4 Sullivan Nancy D York 4/5 88% 23 Thibodeau Michael R Waldo 2/5 40% 27 Thomas Douglas R Somerset 1/5 20% 20 Trahan A. David R Lincoln 2/5 39% 26 Whittemore Rodney R Somerset 2/5 11 Woodbury Richard U Cumberland 5/5 83%

Now That You Know the Score…Take Action! Contact your legislators. It is important that elected officials continue to hear from you – the voters. Please thank your legislators if they protected Maine’s air, water and wildlife. If they voted to weaken our environmental safeguards, contact them and express your disappointment. Find your elected officials in our directory on page 17. Write a letter to your local newspaper. Let others know how your legislators voted on Maine’s environment. Vote for pro-environment candidates. Elections matter. The people we elect to public office have a huge impact on Maine’s environment. They can weaken years of protections or they can advance our environmental values. The actions we take as Maine citizens decide our environmental future.

2011 Environmental Scorecard 13 Beyond the Roll Calls

This legislative session, dozens of bills were introduced Sen. Saviello that would have weakened decades’ worth of protections for natural areas, clean air and water, wildlife and children’s health. Fortunately, legislators on both sides of the aisle defended our environmental safeguards and demonstrated political courage, showing that conservation is not a partisan issue. Legislative scores tell only part of the story. We report here the individual actions, not reflected in the scores, that legislators took impacting our environment. Cheers to the Environment and

ManyNatural of the attacks Resources on our environmental Committee protections were minimized thanks to the incredible bipartisan work of the entire Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) Committee. Led by Committee Chairs Sen. and Rep. Jim electronic waste from computers, TVs and printers. Hamper, the ENR Committee crafted scientifically- The ENR Committee also defeated several attempts supported proposals that safeguard Maine’s to weaken Maine’s successful bottle recycling and environmental laws. redemption law. Sen. Saviello and ENR Committee ranking minority member, Rep. Bob Duchesne, played Setbacks in Agriculture, key roles in crafting compromises that protected vernal pools, significant wildlife habitat, shoreland Conservation and Forestry and water quality. TheCommittee Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (ACF) Rep. Hamper and ENR Committee member, Sen. Committee, unfortunately, did not demonstrate Seth Goodall, worked diligently to find common the same harmony and bipartisan leadership as the ground and a bipartisan compromise on the Kid Safe ENR Committee. Chaired by Sen. Roger Sherman Products Act that keeps our families safe. In addition, and Rep. Peter Edgecomb, the ACF Committee Sen. Saviello worked with the ENR Committee and blocked constructive questions and discourse in with the administration to ensure the ban on the public hearings, advanced the repeal of the pesticide toxic chemical bisphenol A (BPA) was enacted. notification registry and recommended a study ENR Committee member, Rep. Melissa Walsh Innes, group that seems designed to abolish the Land Use sponsored and helped pass a new bill that reduces Regulation Commission (LURC). pollution, cuts costs and creates jobs by expanding Despite this backdrop, ACF Committee ranking opportunities for the responsible recycling of minority member, Rep. Jeff McCabe, and Rep.

14 Maine Conservation Voters Andy O’Brien, worked hard to keep the pesticide notification registry and lobbied on the House floor TheNew Joint Committee Select Committee on Crafted Regulatory Fairness LD 1 to defeat its repeal. Sen. Elizabeth Schneider and and Reform, chaired by Sen. Jon Courtney and Rep. Rep. offered a compromise amendment John McKane, dealt with one bill – LD 1. Originally, LD to keep the registry. Sen. Schneider fought for an 1 put our health, our environment and our economy open and democratic process when the chair tried at unnecessary risk by weakening or repealing several to limit committee questions during the bill’s public landmark environmental protections. In the end, hearing. On the first House floor vote, seven brave the committee worked in a bipartisan way to find Republicans voted against repealing our right-to- common-sense solutions that improved how Maine’s know about pesticide spraying: Reps. Pat Flood, regulatory system works without sacrificing our Les Fossel, Ryan Harmon, Jon McKane, Kim environmental laws. Olsen, Deb Sanderson and Frederick Wintle. In particular, committee members Sens. Saviello and ACF Committee members, Reps. McCabe, O’Brien, Goodall and Reps. Duchesne, Michael Carey and Dill, Peter Kent and Sen. Schneider, defended Jim Parker did an extensive amount of work gathering attacks against the Land Use Regulation Commission information and testimony in addressing changes to (LURC), the state agency charged with protecting the Board of Environmental Protection. Additionally, Maine’s North Woods. Rep. McCabe introduced committee members Reps. Sharon Treat and Linda a bill that would reform LURC while keeping its Valentino, added important information on a variety structure intact. Several other legislators, including of issues that helped ensure the integrity of our Reps. Duchesne, Brad Moulton, , environmental laws were maintained. Jarrod Crockett and John Martin, helped avert the outright elimination of LURC this session. HouseMixed Chair Reviews of the Energy, on Utilities Clean and Technology Energy Rep. Walsh Innes (EUT) Committee, Rep. Stacey Fitts and Sen. Phil Bartlett, played key roles in ensuring Maine’s continued participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) – a partnership among ten Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states to reduce carbon dioxide pollution. Rep. Fitts also demonstrated courage and leadership by opposing Governor LePage’s bill to shift Maine’s energy policy away from renewable energy sources. He also sponsored and helped pass a law that requires the State to develop a plan to cut Maine’s consumption of oil by 30% by 2030 and by 50% by 2050. Meanwhile, Sen. Chris Rector, Chair of the Committee on Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development, led his committee to issue a unanimous

2011 Environmental Scorecard 15 Rep. Dennis Keschl defended Maine’s clean water by helping to defeat a bill that would have undermined shoreland protections. Only three House members voted against the ban on the toxic chemical BPA: Reps. Larry Dunphy, Beth O’Connor, and Heather Sirocki. In addition, Reps. Paulette Beaudoin, Kerri Prescott and were absent for the vote on this important children’s health bill. Democracy was served a setback by a bill sponsored by House Speaker Bob Nutting to repeal same-day Rebecca LambertRebecca voter registration – a long-standing practice that has report that would have maintained Maine’s Uniform helped over 70,000 Maine voters participate in the Building and Energy Code (MUBEC), which provides last two general elections. minimum quality, safety and energy-efficiency Just days before the end of the session, Senate standards for homes and businesses. Unfortunately, President Kevin Raye introduced and passed a the State and Local Government Committee reported last-minute, counterproductive resolve opposing a competing negative bill that weakens the code by the creation of a national park in Maine. exempting all towns with a population of less than 4,000 (400 of Maine’s 526 towns) from the code. Although Maine’s wildlife recreation and fishing Sen. Rector and Rep. Rob Hunt led the effort on industry contributes $1.5 billion to the state’s the Senate and House floors to preserve Maine’s economy annually, the Legislature failed to support energy efficiency building code for all of Maine, a constitutional amendment to dedicate a portion but unfortunately, the law was weakened. Four of the sales tax to support the Departments of courageous House Republicans, Reps. Jane Knapp, Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and Marine Resources. Kim Olsen, Dana Dow and Meredith Strang- After five senators switched their votes, the bill Burgess voted against weakening MUBEC. failed in the State Senate by two votes.

Sen.Other Bill Diamond, Positives Reps. Ann and Peoples Negatives and Ed Mazurek, were leaders in defeating attempts to repeal the ban on billboard advertising on Maine’s public ways. Reps. Charlie Priest and Maeghan Maloney were environmental champions in the Judiciary committee, arguing eloquently against the shortening of the Statute of Limitations law and harmful Takings legislation. Rep. Moulton was a friend of sensible transportation by championing a bill expanding ZOOM bus service in southern Maine. Laura Brady Laura

16 Maine Conservation Voters 2011 House Directory 1/4 Ayotte, Bernard L. A. (R -District 3) 1/4 Burns, David R. (R - District 138) 1/4 Crockett, Jarrod S. (R - District 91) 1469 Van Buren Road, Caswell, ME 04750 186 Gore Road, Alfred, ME 04002 P. O. Box 701, Bethel, ME 04217 (207) 325-4905 (207) 490-3540 (207) 875-5075 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3/4 Beaudoin, Paulette G. (D - District 135) 4/4 Cain, Emily Ann (D - District 19) 1/4 Curtis, Philip A. (R - District 86) 32 Herring Avenue Extension, Biddeford, ME 103 Forest Avenue, Orono, ME 04473 93 Blackwell Hill Road, Madison, ME 04950 04005 (207) 866-3753 (207) 696-3052 (207) 284-6324 [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Beaulieu, Michael G. (R - District 68) 2/4 Carey, Michael E. (D -District 72) 1/4 Cushing III, Andre E. (R - District 39) 27 Sherman Avenue, Auburn, ME 04210 10 Perrier Street, Lewiston, ME 04240 P. O. Box 211, Hampden, ME 04444 (207) 784-0036 (207) 344-3017 (207) 449-1358 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Beavers, Roberta B. (D - District 148) 4/4 Casavant, Alan M. (D - District 137) 1/4 Damon, Douglas K. (R - District 16) 72 Woodland Hills, South Berwick, ME 03908 22 Meetinghouse Road, Biddeford, ME 04005 59 Seventeenth Street, Bangor, ME 04401 (207) 748-3432 (207) 284-4690 (207) 949-4735 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3/4 Beck, Henry E. M. (D - District 76) 1/4 Cebra, Richard M. (R - District 101) 1/4 Davis, Sr., Paul T. (R - District 16) P. O. Box 1723, Waterville, ME 04903 15 Steamboat Landing, Naples, ME 04055 36 Townhouse Road, Sangerville, ME 04479 (207) 837-4343 (207) 693-6782 (207) 876-4047 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Beliveau, Devin M. (D - District 151) 1/4 Celli, Michael (R - District 21) 2/4 Dill, James F. (D - District 14) 9 Ox Point Drive, Kittery, ME 03904 42 Gettysburg Avenue, Brewer, ME 04412 72 Sunset Drive, Old Town, ME 04468 (207) 752-4800 (207) 512-0585 (207) 827-3498 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Bennett, Paul Edward (R - District 141) 4/4 Chapman, Ralph (D - District 37) 2/4 Dion, Mark N. (D - District 113) 6 Woodside Drive, Kennebunk, ME 04043 455 Varnumville Road, Brooksville, ME 04617 45 Allison Avenue, Portland, ME 04103 (207) 985-6269 (207) 326-0899 (207) 797-6341 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Berry, Seth A. (D - District 67) 1/4 Chase, Kathleen D. (R - District 147) 2/4 Dow, Dana L. (R - District 50) 1245 River Road, Bowdoinham, ME 04008 142 Branch Road, Wells, ME 04090 30 Kalers Pond Road, Waldoboro, ME 04572 (207) 522-1609 (207) 646-2118 (207) 832-4658 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Bickford, Bruce A. (R - District 70) 4/4 Chipman, Benjamin M. (U - District 119) 4/4 Driscoll, Timothy E. (D - District 126) 64 Cameron Lane, Auburn, ME 04210 5 Mayo Street #3, Portland, ME 04101 111 Monroe Avenue, Westbrook, ME 04092 (207) 795-6844 (207) 318-4961 (207) 856-7014 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Black, Russell J. (R - District 90) 2/4 Clark, Herbert E. (D - District 10) 4/4 Duchesne, Robert S. (D - District 13) 123 Black Road, Wilton, ME 04294 P. O. Box 243, Millinocket, ME 04740 478 Beechwood Avenue, Hudson, ME 04468 (207) 645-2990 (207) 488-2633 (207) 827-3782 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Blodgett, Anna D. (D - District 56) 1/4 Clark, Tyler (R - District 6) 0/4 Dunphy, Larry C. (R - District 88) 13 Greenwood Court, Augusta, ME 04330 180 Bowdoin Street, Easton, ME 04462 P. O. Box 331, Embden, ME 04958 (207) 622-3967 (207) 723-5746 (207) 635-2831 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Boland, Andrea M. (D - District 142) 3/4 Clarke, Michael H. (D - District 62) 4/4 Eberle, Jane E. (D - District 123) 22 Kent Street, Sanford, ME 04073 12 Park Street, Bath, ME 04530 187 Pilgrim Road, South Portland, ME 04106 (207) 324-4459 (207) 442-7388 (207) 776-3783 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3/4 Bolduc, Brian D. (D - District 69) 4/4 Cornell du Houx, Alexander (D - District 66) 1/4 Edgecomb, Peter E. (R - District 4) 54 Riverside Drive, Auburn, ME 04210 15 Page Street #1, Brunswick, ME 04011 132 Baird Road, Caribou, ME 04736 (207) 576-4907 (207) 319-4511 (207) 496-3188 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Briggs, Sheryl J. (D - District 93) 1/4 Cotta, H. David (R - District 55) 1/4 Espling, Eleanor M. (R - District 105) 72 Poplar Hill Road, Mexico, ME 04257 55 53rd Fire Road, China, ME 04358 12 Lewiston Road, New Gloucester, ME 04260 (207) 364-5665 (207) 445-4067 (207) 926-6082 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3/4 Bryant, Mark E. (D - District 110) 1/4 Crafts, Dale J. (R - District 104) 3/4 Eves, Mark W. (D - District 146) 166 Albion Road, Windham, ME 04062 2 Passing Lane, Lisbon, ME 04252 78 Madison Street, North Berwick, ME 03906 (207) 892-6591 (207) 353-5469 (207) 676-1001 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Burns, David C. (R - District 32) 1/4 Cray, Dean A. (R - District 28) 1/4 Fitts, Stacey Allen (R - District 29) 159 Dodge Road, Whiting, ME 04691 P. O. Box 3, Palmyra, ME 04965 180 Lancey Street, Pittsfield, ME 04967 (207) 733-8856 (207) 938-2006 (207) 487-5641 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

2011 Environmental Scorecard 17 1/4 Fitzpatrick, Joyce A. (R - District 8) 1/4 Harvell, Lance Evans (R - District 89) 4/4 Kumiega III, Walter A. (D - District 36) 100 Pleasant Street, Houlton, ME 04730 398 Knowlton Corner Road, Farmington, ME 36 Cedar Lane, Deer Isle, ME 04650 (207) 532-9035 04938 (207) 479-5459 [email protected] (207) 778-2981 [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Flemings, Elspeth M. (D - District 35) 4/4 Lajoie, Michel A. (D - District 71) 25 Eden Street, Bar Harbor, ME 04609 4/4 Haskell, Anne M. (D - District 117) 279 Old Greene Road, Lewiston, ME 04240 (207) 669-2073 31 Higgins Street, Portland, ME 04103 (207) 783-1927 [email protected] (207) 871-5808 [email protected] [email protected] 2/4 Flood, Patrick S. A. (R - District 82) 1/4 Libby, Aaron F. (R - District 139) 56 Wedgewood Drive, Winthrop, ME 04364 4/4 Hayes, Teresea (D - District 94) P. O. Box 343, Waterboro, ME 04061 (207) 395-4915 P. O. Box 367, Buckfield, ME 04220 (207) 247-6461 [email protected] (207) 336-2028 [email protected] [email protected] 2/4 Fossel, Leslie T. (R - District 53) 1/4 Long, Ricky D. (R - District 9) P. O. Box 525, Alna, ME 04535 4/4 Herbig, Erin D. (D - District 43) 756 Island Falls Road, Sherman, ME 04776 (207) 631-0219 64A Cedar Street, Belfast, ME 04915 (207) 365-4704 [email protected] (207) 542-7654 [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Foster, Karen D. (R - District 58) 4/4 Longstaff, Thomas R. W. (D - District 77) 659 Church Hill Road, Augusta. ME 04330 4/4 Hinck, Jon (D - District 118) 39 Pleasant Street, Waterville, ME 04901 (207) 622-2930 142 Pine Street, Portland, ME 04102 (207) 872-6617 [email protected] (207) 450-0003 [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Fredette, Kenneth Wade (R - District 25) 4/4 Lovejoy, Stephen D. (D - District 115) P. O. Box 70, Newport, ME 04953 4/4 Hogan, George (D - District 132) 46 Norwood Street, Portland, ME 04103 (207) 368-4242 17 Seacliff Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, ME (207) 773-5538 [email protected] 04064 [email protected] (207) 934-0492 Gifford, Jeffery Allen (R - District 12) Luchini, Louis J. (D - District 38) 1/4 [email protected] 4/4 346 Frost Street, Lincoln, ME 04457 P. O. Box 1311, Ellsworth, ME 04605 (207) 794-3040 4/4 Hunt, Robert B. (D - District 131) (207) 664-4699 [email protected] 128 Depot Street, Buxton, ME 04093 [email protected] (207) 756-5476 Gilbert, Paul E. (D - District 87) MacDonald, W. Bruce (D - District 61) 4/4 [email protected] 4/4 P. O. Box 186, Jay, ME 04239 656 Back River Road, Boothbay, ME 04537 (207) 897-5143 3/4 Innes, Melissa Walsh (D - District 107) (207) 633-0570 [email protected] 400 East Elm Street, Yarmouth, ME 04096 [email protected] (207) 846-4302 Gillway, James S. (R - District 41) Maker, Joyce A. (R - District 31) 1/4 [email protected] 1/4 79 Bowen Road, Searsport, ME 04974 89 Lafayette Street, Calais, ME 04619 (207) 548-6429 1/4 Johnson, David D. (R - District 20) (207) 454-2327 [email protected] 107 Rooks Road, Eddington, ME 04428 [email protected] (207) 843-6929 Goode, Adam A. (D - District 15) Malaby, Richard S. (R - District 34) 4/4 [email protected] 1/4 P. O. Box 2681, Bangor, ME 04402 52 Cross Road, Hancock, ME 04640 (207) 991-7000 1/4 Johnson, Peter B. (R - District 27) (207) 422-3146 [email protected] P. O. Box 697, Greenville, ME 04441 [email protected] (207) 695-2019 Graham, Anne P. (D - District 109) Maloney, Maeghan (D - District 57) 4/4 [email protected] 4/4 97 Farms Edge Road, North Yarmouth, ME 4 Drew Street, Augusta, ME 04330 04097 3/4 Kaenrath, Bryan T. (D - District 124) (207) 513-7248 (207) 846-0049 P. O. Box 2168, South Portland, ME 04116 [email protected] [email protected] (207) 409-7137 Martin, John L. (D - District 1) [email protected] 3/4 1/4 Guerin, Stacey K. (R - District 22) P. O. Box 250, Eagle Lake, ME 04739 79 Phillips Road, Glenburn, ME 04401 4/4 Kent, Peter S. (D - District 65) (207) 444-5556 (207) 884-7118 182 Montsweag Road, Woolwich, ME 04579 [email protected] [email protected] (207) 442-9255 Mazurek, Edward J. (D - District 47) [email protected] 4/4 1/4 Hamper, James M. (R - District 100) 65 Beech Street, Rockland, ME 04841 1023 King Street, Oxford, ME 04270 1/4 Keschl, Dennis L. (R - District 83) (207) 594-5647 (207) 539-4586 1024 Wings Mills Road, Belgrade, ME 04917 [email protected] [email protected] (207) 495-2973 McCabe, Jeff M. (D - District 85) [email protected] 4/4 2/4 Hanley, Stephen P. (D - District 59) 13 Olive Street, Skowhegan, ME 04976 44 Danforth Street, Gardiner, ME 04345 2/4 Knapp, Jane S. (R - District 129) (207) 474-5402 (207) 582-9073 P. O. Box 123, Gorham, ME 04038 [email protected] [email protected] (207) 839-3880 McClellan, Michael D. (R - District 103) [email protected] 1/4 4/4 Harlow, Denise Patricia (D - District 116) 27 Pismire Mountain Road, Raymond, ME 36 Broadway, Portland, ME 04103 1/4 Knight, L. Gary (R - District 81) 04071 (207) 409-0870 453 Moose Hill Road, Livermore Falls, ME 04254 (207) 655-4438 [email protected] (207) 897-2489 [email protected] [email protected] 2/4 Harmon, R. Ryan (R - District 45) 1/4 McFadden, Howard E. (R - District 30) 2241 North Palermo Road, Palermo, ME 04354 4/4 Kruger, Chuck (D - District 48) 19 Shipyard Road, Dennysville, ME 04628 (207) 993-6034 37 Green Street, Thomaston, ME 04861 (207) 726-4676 [email protected] (207) 354-8928 [email protected] [email protected]

18 Maine Conservation Voters 1/4 McKane, Jonathan B. (R -District 51) 4/4 Pilon, Donald E. (D -District 133) 0/4 Sirocki, Heather W. (R - District 128) 30 Bay View Road, Newcastle, ME 04553 Ferry Road, Saco, ME 04072 32 Glendale Circle, Scarborough, ME 04074 (207) 563-5427 (207) 284-8161 (207)883-5609 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Morissette, Susan (R - District 54) 1/4 Plummer, Gary E. (R - District 111) 4/4 Stevens, Sara R. (D - District 17) 7 First Street, Winslow, ME 04901 248 Gray Road, Windham, ME 04062 252 Nowell Road, Bangor, ME 04401 (207) 873-5106 (207) 892-6088 (207) 942-8900 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Morrison, Terry K. (D - District 122) 0/4 Prescott, Kerri L. (R - District 60) 2/4 Strang Burgess, Meredith N. (R - District 108) 18 B Street, South Portland, ME 04106 3 Goldeneye Drive, Topsham, ME 04086 155 Tuttle Road, Cumberland, ME 04021 (207) 831-0828 (207) 319-7589 (207) 829-6264 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2/4 Moulton, Bradley S. (R - District 149) 4/4 Priest, Charles R. (D - District 63) 4/4 Stuckey, Peter C. (D - District 114) P. O. Box 35, York, ME 03902 9 Bowker Street, Brunswick, ME 04011 20 Vaill Street, Portland, ME 04103 (207) 361-1532 (207) 725-5439 (207) 773-3345 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Nass, Joan M. (R - District 144) 4/4 Rankin, Helen (D - District 97) 3/4 Theriault, Charles Kenneth (D - District 2) P. O. Box 174, Acton, ME 04001 84 Sebago Road, Hiram, ME 04041 116 22nd Avenue, Madawaska, ME 04756 (207) 477-2607 (207) 625-4620 (207) 728-4526 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Nelson, Mary Pennell (D - District 112) 1/4 Richardson, Wesley E. (R - District 9) 1/4 Tilton, Dianne C. (R - District 33) 213 Foreside Road, Falmouth, ME 04105 634 Hampden Road, Warren, ME 04419 1247 US Highway 1A, Harrington, ME 04643 (207) 781-3750 (207) 848-3040 (207) 483-6050 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Newendyke, Melvin (R - District 80) 1/4 Richardson, David E. (R - District 23) 1/4 Timberlake, Jeffrey L. (R - District 96) 84 Small Road, Litchfield, ME 04350 893 North Pond Road, Carmel, ME 04864 284 Ricker Hill Road, Turner, ME 04282 (207) 268-2553 (207) 273-3572 (207) 225-6016 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Nutting, Robert W. (R - District 78) 1/4 Rioux, Peter B. (R - District 42) 4/4 Treat, Sharon Anglin (D - District 79) P. O. Box 100, Oakland, ME 04963 85 Riverview Heights, Winterport, ME 04496 22 Page Street, Hallowell, ME 04347 (207) 465-7139 (207) 659-2293 (207) 623-7161 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 O’Brien, Andrew R. (D -District 44) 4/4 Rochelo, Megan M. (D - District 136) 1/4 Turner, Beth P. (R - District 11) 217 Beach Road, Lincolnville, ME 04849 P. O. Box 2433, Biddeford, ME 04005 P. O. Box 65, Burlington, ME 04417 (207) 763-2701 (207) 929- 0110 (207) 732-4625 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 0/4 O’Connor, Beth A. (R - District 145) 1/4 Rosen, Kimberley C. (R - District 40) 3/4 Tuttle, Jr., John L. (D - District 143) 92 Sullivan Street, Berwick, ME 03901 P. O. Box 877, Bucksport, ME 04416 176 Cottage Street, Sanford, ME 04073 (207) 698-7899 (207) 469-3779 (207) 324-5964 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3/4 Olsen, Kimberly N. (R -District 64) 4/4 Rotundo, Margaret R. (D - District 74) 3/4 Valentino, Linda M. (D - District 134) 1200 Main Road, Phippsburg, ME 04562 446 College Street, Lewiston, ME 04240 P. O. Box 1049, Saco, ME 04072 (207) 389-2237 (207) 784-3259 (207) 282-5227 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Parker, James W. (R -District 18) 4/4 Russell, Diane (D - District 120) 0/4 Volk, Amy Fern (R - District 127) 18 Silver Ridge, Veazie, ME 04401 28 Vesper Street #2, Portland, ME 04101 4 Elbridge Oliver Way, Scarborough, ME 04074 (207) 945-3520 (207) 272-9182 (207) 883-1963 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Parry, Wayne R. (R -District 140) 4/4 Sanborn, Linda F. (D - District 130) 4/4 Wagner, Richard V. (D - District 73) 851 Alfred Road, Arundel, ME 04046 170 Spiller Road, Gorham, ME 04038 26 Mountain Avenue, Lewiston, ME 04240 (207) 286-9145 (207) 839-4664 (207) 784-0645 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Peoples, Ann E. (D -District 125) 2/4 Sanderson, Deborah J. (R - District 52) 1/4 Waterhouse, G. Paul (R - District 98) 22 Garfield Street, Westbrook, ME 04092 64 Whittier Drive, Chelsea, ME 04330 21 Green Street, Bridgton, ME 04009 (207) 856-7264 (207) 623-2168 (207) 409-2273 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4/4 Peterson, Matthew J. (D - District 92) 1/4 Sarty, Jr., Ralph W. (R - District 99) 1/4 Weaver, Windol C. (R - District 150) 1106 Route 2, Rumford, ME 04276 P. O. Box 520, Denmark, ME 04022 4 Weavers Way, York, ME 03909 (207) 776-8051 (207) 452-2171 (207) 363-4641 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Picchiotti, John J. (R - District 84) 4/4 Shaw, Michael A. (D - District 102) 4/4 Webster, David C. (D - District 106) 6 Verdun Street, Fairfield, ME 04937 5 Perimeter Avenue, Standish, ME 04084 P. O. Box 124, Freeport, ME 04032 (207) 453-2137 (207) 787-4352 (207) 865-4311 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

2011 Environmental Scorecard 19 4/4 Welsh, Joan W. (D - District 46) 1/4 Willette, Alexander Reginald (R - District 7) 1/4 Wintle, Frederick L. (R - District 24) 54 Sea Street, Rockport, ME 04856 P. O. Box 2, Mapleton, ME 04757 1113 Dover Road, Garland, ME 04939 (207) 236-6554 (207) 768-0164 (207) 924-0012 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/4 Willette, Michael J. (R - District 5) 1/4 Winsor, Tom J. (R - District 95) 1/4 Wood, Stephen J. (R - District 75) 80 Hardy Street, Presque Isle, ME 04769 107 Thurston Road, Norway, ME 04268 P. O. Box 927, Sabattus, ME 04280 (207) 227-5989 (207) 527-2233 (207) 740-3723 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2011 Senate Directory 5/5 Alfond, Justin L. (D - District 8) 5/5 Hobbins, Barry J. (D -District 5) 2/5 Saviello, Thomas B. (R -District 18) 134 Sheridan St., Portland, ME 04101 22 Glenhaven Circle, Saco, ME 04072 60 Applegate Ln, Wilton, ME 04294 (207) 232-4187 (207) 282-7101 (207) 645-3420 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 5/5 Bartlett, II, Philip L. (D - District 6) 2/5 Jackson, Troy Dale (D -District 35) 5/5 Schneider, Elizabeth M. (D -District 30) 141 South St., Gorham, ME 04038 167 Allagash Rd., Allagash, ME 04774 55 Bennoch Rd., Orono, ME 04473 (207) 839-7827 (207) 398-4081 (207) 866-7359 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 5/5 Brannigan, Joseph C. (D - District 9) 2/5 Katz,Roger J. (R -District 24) 1/5 Sherman, Roger L. (R -District 34) 168 Concord St., Portland, ME 04103 3 Westview St, Augusta, ME 04330 P.O Box 682, Houlton, ME 04730 (207) 772-6047 (207) 622-9921 (207) 532-7073 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/5 Collins, Ronald F., (R - District 2) 2/5 Langley, Brian D. (R -District 28) 2/5 Snowe-Mello, Lois A. (R -District 15) 401 Harriseckett Rd, Wells, ME 04090 11 South St, Ellsworth, ME 04605 177 Mechanic Falls Rd, Poland, ME 04274 (207) 985-2485 (207) 667-0625 (207) 784-9136 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1/5 Courtney, Jonathan T.E. (R - District 3) 3/5 Martin, Jr., Thomas H. (R -District 25) 4/5 Sullivan, Nancy B. (D -District 4) 31 Birchwood Lane, Springvale, ME 04083 1308 Clinton Ave, Benton, ME 04901 20 Westwood Dr., Biddeford, ME 04005 (207) 324-5467 (207) 453-2484 (207) 282-5594 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 5/5 Craven, Margaret M. (D - District 16) 1/5 Mason, Garrett Paul (R -District 17) 2/5 Thibodeau, Michael D. (R -District 23) 41 Russell St., Lewiston, ME 04240 312 Ridge Rd, Lisbon Falls, ME 04252 169 Coles Corner Rd, Winterport, ME 04496 (207) 783-1897 (207) 577-1521 (207) 223-5177 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 5/5 Diamond, Bill (D - District 12) 4/5 McCormick, Earle L. (R -District 21) 1/5 Thomas, Douglas A. (R -District 27) 10 Crown Point Rd, Windham, ME 04062 633 Hallowell-Litchfield Rd., West Gardiner, ME 306 Stream Rd, Ripley, ME 04930 (207) 892-8941 04345 (207) 277-3017 [email protected] (207) 724-3228 [email protected] [email protected] 5/5 Dill, Cynthia A. (D - District 7) 2/5 Trahan, A. David (R -District 20) 1227 Shore Rd., Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 3/5 Patrick, John L. (D -District 14) 2084 Washington Rd., Waldoboro, ME 04572 (207) 749-7749 208 Strafford Ave, Rumford, ME 04276 (207) 832-4135 [email protected] (207) 364-7666 [email protected] [email protected] 2/5 Farnham, Nichi S. (R - District 32) 2/5 Whittemore, Rodney L. (R -District 26) 11 Fairmount Park West, Bangor, ME 04401 1/5 Plowman, Debra D. (R -District 33) PO Box 96, Skowhegan, ME 04976 (207) 990-2011 P.O. Box 468, Hampden, ME 04444-0468 (207) 474-6703 [email protected] (207) 862-4506 [email protected] [email protected] 5/5 Gerzofsky, Stanley J. (D -District 10) 5/5 Woodbury, Richard G. (U -District 11) 3 Federal St., Brunswick, ME 04011 2/5 Raye, Kevin L. (R -District 29) 174 Oakwood Dr, Yarmouth, ME 04096 (207) 373-1328 63 Sunset Cove Lane, Perry, ME 04667 (207) 846-3056 [email protected] (207) 853-9406 [email protected] [email protected] 3/3 Goodall, Seth A. (D -District 19) 5 Church St., Richmond, ME 04357 3/5 Rector, Christopher W. (R -District 22) (207) 737-4797 30 Knox St., Thomaston, ME 04861 [email protected] (207) 354-6571 [email protected] 2/5 Hastings, III, David R. (R -District 13) 955 Main St., Fryeburg, ME 04037 2/5 Rosen, Richard W. (R -District 31) (207) 935-3175 P.O. Box 877, Bucksport, ME 04416-0877 [email protected] (207) 469-3779 [email protected] 5/5 Hill, Esq., Dawn (D -District 1) P.O. Box 701, Cape Neddick, ME 03902 (207) 337-3689 [email protected]

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