The nation’s largest clean vehicle awareness event kicked off Friday on the National Mall with an exhibit featuring automotive technology and industry solutions.
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Baltimore City School Kids Learn How to Be Green Pioneers
Some Baltimore City kids are getting a chance to become the next generation of “green” pioneers, thanks to a generous donation from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Severna Park School Showcases Environmental Efforts to Federal and State Officials
Officials from the U.S. Department of Education and the Maryland State Board of Education visited Folger McKinsey Elementary School in Severna Park to witness its efforts to teach students about the environment and reduce its own environmental impact.
Goats to Serve as Eco-Friendly Landscapers Around the State
Have you herd? Goats will soon be making their way through Maryland, as property owners trade machinery for hungry, four-legged landscapers.
An Hour Without Power, For Earth’s Sake
Md. businesses plan to turn off power for annual Earth Hour event
Some Fracking Commissioners Think Report Won’t Be Ready by Deadline
Some members of the commission examining fracking in Maryland are not sure they will meet their August deadline.
Fresh, Locally Grown Food the Goal for New University Initiative
There’s just something about homegrown fruits and vegetables that make them taste better. And thanks to a new sustainable farming operation, students at the University of Maryland can get fresh, local produce even when they’re away at school.
Debate Heats Up Over Cove Point
It’s a massive case of jobs versus the environment. On the first day of a key state permit hearing for a proposed gas export facility in Calvert County, hundreds hit the streets in protest.
Baltimore Compost Company Partners with Starbucks
EarthBrew Compost founder Eric Steiner collects used coffee grounds from local Starbucks to make compost, cutting back on waste and preserving natural resources.
Some Calvert County Residents Question Cove Point LNG Tanks
Some Calvert County residents uncomfortable with the proximity of Dominion’s single-walled tanks to their neighborhood and plans to use the facility to export LNG. Dominion officials said the tanks are safe and measures are in place to contain a leak.