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Johns Hopkins researchers believe their findings represent the first assessment of how Baltimore-area residents think about climate change.
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The Democrat is sponsoring legislation that would remove trash incineration’s classification as renewable energy.
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State officials say they can’t access funds for several environmental and energy programs.
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Gov. Wes Moore is scheduled to deliver his annual State of the State address Wednesday at noon.
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It will try to ease concerns about the coming dredging operation.
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The city district has two operational clean-energy buildings, with two more on the way. And at Holabird Academy, the perks are also educational.
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The proposed bill would add a small refundable deposit on beverage containers, aiming to boost recycling and reduce litter in the state.
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Frederick County residents unified in opposition to the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project at a public meeting held by Public Electric Service and Gas.
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Thanks to a grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust and Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), residents are expanding the city’s canopy through tree planting.
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The funding will yield 2,000 “good-paying, union jobs at the Port of Baltimore,” per the White House press release.