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The document is a draft application submitted by the Penobscot River Restoration Trust to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for the surrender of the license for the Great Works Project (FERC No. 2312) and the removal of its associated project works. This application is part of a broader settlement agreement aimed at restoring native fish habitats in the Penobscot River while allowing continued hydroelectric power generation at other sites. The Trust seeks to transfer licenses from PPL Great Works, LLC to facilitate this restoration effort, which includes plans for dam removal and environmental management.

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What is the most polluted river in Maine?

From roughly 1967 to 2000, a chemical plant in Orrington which made chlorine bleach for the states paper mills released six to twelve metric tons of mercury into the Penobscot River. Mercury is a neurotoxin and therefore exposure to the chemical can have a wide array of negative health impacts.

Can you swim in the Penobscot River?

The Androscoggin River in the US produces 3.8 megawatts from power stations which support around 2,500 homes with electricity. However, the vast amount of pollution present within the river, threatens the thousands of people living nearby. The river spans 178 miles and traverses through Maine and New Hampshire.

Is the Penobscot River polluted?

The types of rapids found on the Penobscot River range from Class III to Class V, featuring steep and technical sections, powerful holes, and exhilarating ten-foot waterfalls, making it an exciting experience for adventurous rafters.

Why was the Penobscot River Restoration Trust formed?

The Penobscot River Restoration Project resolved longstanding disagreements over how best to restore native sea-run fish and their habitat while balancing the need for hydropower production. It stands as a model of cooperation, innovation, and hard work for the benefit of nature and people.

Who owns Penobscot River Trails?

The Penobscot River Trails are exceptional in winter. Created by Butler Conservation Foundation, they consist of a network of ski and snowshoe trails along the East Branch of the Penobscot River in Grindstone and a scenic snowshoe path on the Seboeis River a few miles west of Shin Pond.

How long does river restoration take?

These urban river restoration projects take 6-7 years to complete at a cost of approx. 2M for the river restoration element. These projects always deliver multiple benefits alongside the river restoration element and match funding from partners is a requirement.

Is the Penobscot River clean?

After more than a half century of toxic mercury contamination, Maines longest river is finally getting cleaned upa major win for the public interest over corporate polluters.

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