Environment
Oysters More Effective Than Previously Believed In Filtering Water
Scientists knew oysters were good for the bay but they never knew how good until now.
Bay Restoration Goals One-Quarter To One-Third Met
The Chesapeake Bay Program says states in the bay watershed are about one-quarter to one-third of the way toward meeting goals for cutting the bay’s three main pollutants by 2025.
Md. Environmentalists To Announce Wicomico Groundwater Response
Maryland environmental officials plan to brief residents on how they will respond to groundwater contamination in Wicomico County.
Md. AG Audit: More Environmental Enforcement Needed
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler says his annual environmental audit has found the need for enhanced enforcement of pollution laws.
Study Explores Possible Law Clinic For Md. Farmers
Following the lawsuit that brought national attention to Maryland farmers, a group of academics is working to find out what legal resources the stewards of Maryland’s largest industry may want.
Md. Session Mixed For Environmentalists
Environmentalists got some of what they wanted from Maryland lawmakers during the legislative session that headed toward adjournment Monday, including an offshore wind bill and a divisive measure designed to help farmers comply with Chesapeake Bay restoration regulations.
Best Ways To Celebrate Earth Day 2013 In Baltimore
Baltimore has an active conservation-minded community and there are a number of Earth Day events being held in the area.
Senate Committee Passes Agriculture Certainty Bill
A Maryland Senate committee has approved an agriculture certainty bill that has split support from environmental groups.
Appeal: Potomac Pollution Should Meet Md. Criteria
A watershed-protection group wants the West Virginia Environmental Quality Board to overturn a Potomac River pollution permit for a federal complex in Shepherdstown and instead impose Maryland’s tougher sampling requirements.
U-Md. Mapping Tree DNA In Climate-Change Study
The University of Maryland is seeking volunteers for a coast-to-coast study of trees and climate change.
Winter Is Good Time To Spot Bald Eagles In Md.
When the Endangered Species Act was passed in 1973, bald eagles had nearly disappeared from most of the United States. The lower 48 states were home to barely 400 nesting pairs of bald eagles, due primarily to widespread use of the pesticide DDT.
Volunteers Sought To Teach Children About The Bay
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it is seeking volunteers to teach children about the Chesapeake Bay and other state waterways.


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