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Number 1: Rachel Carson, who is often credited with the birth of the modern environmental movement with her publication of “Silent Spring” in 1962, spent much of her adult life in Maryland. She [...]

I first met Speaker Michael Busch shortly after he ascended to the office. The previous Speaker was not the most environmentally friendly and there was some trepidation mixed with hope for the [...]

On March 13, 2019, the United Nations released its sixth Global Environment Outlook report and to no one’s surprise, the news was disheartening.  “Time is running out to prevent the irreversible [...]

When the DC-area restaurant chain Austin Grill purchased wind power for its six locations in 2003, it was like a glorious environmental star bursting in our region. Shortly thereafter, wind power [...]

Cada uno de nosotros está creando un Maryland más brillante, a través de esfuerzas grandes y pequeñas. Mientras que no hay un ingrediente secreto para lograr un futuro mejor, hay una elección que [...]

Each of us is making Maryland shine brighter in our own way, taking effort both large and small. While there isn’t one single secret ingredient to a better future, there is one choice that can [...]

Anti-environmental legislator Wade Kach stirred a hornet’s nest of controversy recently by trying to impose a moratorium on solar development in Baltimore County. Thankfully, he was defeated, but [...]

SILVER SPRING, Md. — On Tuesday, October 2nd, Nautilus Solar Energy, LLC announced that it had acquired the Panorama Solar Project in Ft. Washington, Maryland. Utilizing its full-service [...]

Think you can’t get solar? Think again! I can’t tell you how many times people have steered clear of our booth at a farmers market or festival this summer, waving their hand and saying, “sorry, I [...]

Sometimes you get the chance to make a difference and create something lasting, something concrete. Montgomery and Prince George’s County residents in the Pepco area now have that chance. They [...]