The Natural Resources Council of Maine has been protecting, conserving, and restoring Maine's environment since 1959. During the past half-century, there have been many big victories for Maine's environment thanks to the hard work and commitment of NRCM members, our staff, and our partners. Some of those successes include: the removal of the Edwards Dam on the Kennebec River in Augusta on July 1, 1999; restoration of Maine's largest river, the Penobscot; a law banning billboards on roadsides; and passage of Maine's most successful recycling program, the Maine Bottle Bill, and the list goes on. Learn more about NRCM's success stories at www.nrcm.org/about-nrcm/history-of-nrcm/timeline-of-successes/.
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