LUSBY – Despite restoration efforts, government dollars, and a multi-state movement to save the Chesapeake Bay, one scientist doesn’t think a rescue is possible

WASHINGTON – In the 40 years since Earth Day was first declared, environmental protection has moved to the forefront of the nation’s issues — recycling is the norm, hybrid cars and “green living” are the hottest trend, and governments have poured money and man-hours into cleaning the Earth

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s “difficult” decisions to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay are beginning to pay off, the state’s congressional delegation was told Thursday, but there’s still a long way to go

UNIVERSITY PARK – Sarah Elder is saving about $300 a month on electricity by going green

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UPPER MARLBORO – Boots with blue jeans and suits with ties gathered over donuts Thursday morning to discuss the issues facing Maryland’s farmers

WASHINGTON – Maryland environmental groups were outraged over President Obama’s announcement Wednesday lifting the 20-year ban on offshore drilling, saying the move could have disastrous effects on the Chesapeake Bay

WASHINGTON – Maryland Natural Resources Police spent the winter cracking down on oyster violations and poaching problems, so with that season coming to a close, you think they’d get a breather

WASHINGTON – Indoor tanners and tanning businesses nationwide are outraged over the recently signed health care reform’s 10 percent federal tanning tax that’s expected to start boosting prices this summer

WASHINGTON – Maryland fourth- and eighth-graders’ reading abilities posted only a slight gain in the past two years, but the overall upward trend is encouraging to state education leaders