Environment
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Treating & Teaching Program Complements Clean Water Partnership’s Initiative
A coalition of nonprofit organizations, private sector partners, and government agencies selected eight Prince George's County Public Schools to receive…
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Straws May be Outlawed in Prince George’s
Prince George's County may join several neighboring jurisdictions that banned the sale and distribution of plastic straws and stirrers.
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Lower Emissions, Cleaner Environment: API Says ‘We’re On It’
When it comes to lowering emissions and reducing its environmental footprint in the U.S., the American Petroleum Institute (API) wants…
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Next Generations Going Green
It's nice to see young people standing up for the planet.
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Climate Activists Shut Down D.C. Streets; Coincide with United Nations Summit in NYC
D.C. commuters faced even longer delays Monday morning as an estimated 2,000 protesters blocked key intersections throughout the District to…
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EDITORIAL: Silence and Denial May Lead to the Planet’s Death by Global Warming
We only have one world. If we don't demand that our leaders wake up, we face the inevitability of handing…
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D.C., Maryland Get Chesapeake Bay Trust Grants
D.C. was announced among several cities that will receive more than $965,000 in funding for the Chesapeake Bay Green Streets,…
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EDITORIAL: Planet Earth is in Trouble! Do We Care?
Torrential rainfall hit the D.C. area recently, leaving cars submerged under water, businesses and homes torn from their foundations and…
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Maryland Water Reportedly Among Worst in Country
A recent report from the District-based financial website WalletHub revealed that Maryland was tied with Oklahoma, Louisiana and Kentucky for…
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