Voices From Maine

1157.0001
Gardiner, Maine
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1972
Film investigates environmental and quality of life issues in the state of Maine by interviewing a wide range of Maine citizens. A strong emphasis is placed on the impact of economics and industry on the state and its environment. The film asks the question: 'Is economics incompatible with nature?' Includes interviews with Gardiner town official and footage of town, retired shoe factory worker, business owner who moved his company to Maine from New Jersey, paper mill worker, family on dairy farm, lobsterman, scientist who discusses farming the sea, sea moss harvester, commune members. All share their views on economics, society, industry, pollution, and the effect of these factors on life in the state of Maine. // See collection folder for detailed transcript.

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