DENTON – Former Gov
Foundation Struggles for Funding to Send Christmas Trees to Soldiers
WESTMINSTER- Each of the past three years, James Ward has sent 5,000 miniature Christmas trees to soldiers overseas, but this year he might have to leave thousands empty-handed
Annapolis to Test Floating Islands to Clean Water Pollution
ANNAPOLIS- Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer said the city intends to test a floating island in a local lagoon that, if successful, could help clean water in the Chesapeake Bay
Maryland Farmers Worried EPA Could Regulate Them More Stringently
ANNAPOLIS – EPA Senior Adviser Chuck Fox said in two interviews last week that Maryland poultry farmers could face more stringent pollution regulations than those in other states, a stance that has drawn opposition from Gov
Residents and Energy Company Clash Over Wind Farm
BALTIMORE – Garrett County residents told the Maryland Public Service Commission Wednesday that a proposed wind farm would be noisy, ineffective and potentially put them in danger
Scientists, Triathletes insist the Chesapeake Bay Is Safe for Swimming
ANNAPOLIS – Megan Brubaker dove into the Choptank River in Cambridge for the ChesapeakeMan Ultra Distance Triathlon last month, well aware of the high levels of pollution in the bay, but with no concerns for her health
Bankers Take to Forest to Bring Climate Change to Workplace
EDGEWATER – Tricia Murray is used to working at an HSBC bank in the prairies of Canada’s Saskatchewan province
EPA to Tighten Rules on Chesapeake Bay Runoff
ANNAPOLIS – The Environmental Protection Agency announced plans Thursday to curb pollution in the Chesapeake Bay with tighter regulations on urban, suburban and agricultural runoff and sanctions for states that don’t make sufficient progress