Portland Press Herald: Maine lawmakers Tuesday will take up one of the most far-reaching anti-global-warming bills to go before any state Legislature in the country. If passed, state agencies would have to consider future energy use and greenhouse gas emissions before the state invests in new schools, plans new roads or issues permits for large private developments, among other things. Advocates say the bill — the Climate and Energy Planning Act of 2009 — would put teeth in the state’s pledges to reduce …