Marina Schauffler

Marina Schauffler is a writer and editor who explores the complex interconnections between ecology and culture. Her “Sea Change” column, launched in 2014, highlights ways to live more sustainably and address our collective environmental and societal challenges, particularly the climate crisis. She holds a Ph.D. in natural resources and an MA in English/creative nonfiction writing (both from the University of New Hampshire), and an interdisciplinary honors BA from Brown University.

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Maine network mentors activists working on clean energy transition

A Mount Desert Island climate group launches an effort to foster knowledge-sharing among local activists statewide.

By Marina Schauffler . 15 April 2022
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Combustion of plastics could be creating a surge in waste-to-energy plants’ climate emissions

Incineration of plastics containing “forever chemicals” could be generating potent greenhouse gas emissions, but testing methods are not yet in place.

By Marina Schauffler . 25 February 2022
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Maine could show the way on overcoming rural obstacles to electric vehicles

With the gasoline era coming to a close, how can a rural, aging and economically challenged state navigate a path to electrified transportation?

By Marina Schauffler . 8 November 2020

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The Latest from Marina Schauffler

Maine network mentors activists working on clean energy transition

Combustion of plastics could be creating a surge in waste-to-energy plants’ climate emissions

Maine could show the way on overcoming rural obstacles to electric vehicles