environmental defense fund
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous picked up endorsements Friday from two of Maryland’s leading environmental groups.
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President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday proposed a new set of rules that would give states greater control over limits on pollution from coal-fired power plants, and likely allow many of those plants to operate longer than they would have under a plan from former President Barack Obama.
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Maryland wants to spend $103 million to expand natural gas service, but environmental ramifications are mixed at best.
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Government should side with children and fish who can’t breathe, not utility owners looking to pad their bottom line.
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President Donald J. Trump said Friday he wants the federal government to speed the environmental review of major infrastructure projects, and he held out a controversial highway in Maryland to make the case for why the improvements are needed.
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Jenn Aiosa, a 20-year veteran of state government and environmental nonprofits, has been named the new leader of advocacy group Blue Water Baltimore.
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday against the Obama administration's attempt to limit power plant emissions of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants, but it may only be a temporary setback for regulators.
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WASHINGTON -- Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh on Wednesday criticized a bipartisan bill intended to overhaul federal chemical regulations because it would allow the Environmental Protection Agency to preempt the oversight of some chemicals by states.
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The debate over the merits of stream restoration has taken on added significance, as such projects have become a favored tool of local governments in the Baltimore area for meeting increasingly tough federal mandates to reduce the sediment and nutrient pollution fouling the bay and its tributaries.
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State regulatory agency not doing enough to guard against polluted runoff
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Local governments are charged with enforcing state regulations limiting polluted runoff from development, and the state is supposed to check on them.
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Good science and good data can restore the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population and help the watermen who depend on it.
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A new Maryland Department of Natural Resources program allows watermen to use smartphones and tablets to report their blue crab catch, which means better data and more regulatory flexibility.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley has interceded with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on behalf of Carnival Cruise Lines after the company threatened to pull its business from Baltimore over a pending air-quality regulation that would require large, ocean-going ships to burn cleaner fuel.
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Md. lacks enough inspectors to keep streams clean, so volunteers may have to step up
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It's hard work catching soft crabs, a fickle livelihood in an increasingly precarious part of the world.
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Survey finds errors, missing projects in Maryland storm-water database, raising questions about efficacy of polluted runoff controls.
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PJM Interconnection staff are recommending the grid operator cancel the PATH and MAPP transmission line projects because of lowered electricity demand.
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Maryland's crabbing rules aren't satisfactory for the watermen or the regulators, and they're working together on a better management scheme.
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