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“Asthma rates are too high and a lot of it has to do with the incinerator.”
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A century of chemicals from Bethlehem Steel ended up in creek.
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Statewide legislation to be considered by the General Assembly.
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Through the market and subsidies, electric vehicles are becoming more affordable but a lack of charging stations remains a barrier, especially in historically underinvested communities.
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The plan also hopes to convert to clean energy by 2035.
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We go On the Record with Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake: how do they teach congregations about environmental awareness?
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Maryland law mandates carbon emissions be cut by 60 percent eight years from now. Can Gov. Moore do that?
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We go On the Record with a dispatch from the UN Climate Conference in Dubai. Two Baltimoreans at the summit share their impressions and hopes.
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The over $70 million building will create and save energy, while offering expanded space and capacity for students.
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We’ll go On the Record to hear what Americans really understand about climate change and what actions they believe would make the biggest impact against it. There’s a lot of confusion! Plus a psychotherapist, on steps to cope with eco-anxiety.