When it comes to the Monocacy River, leaders in Frederick and Carroll counties are still trying to bridge the gap and create a single plan to manage the natural resource.
More than a dozen members of a local Quaker group met in a large meeting room at its Meeting House just north of downtown Frederick, to discuss switching to solar energy without installing panels.
County and state officials will launch a project demonstrating stormwater management options for county property owners Wednesday morning.
RALEIGH, N.C. — A toxic stew of coal ash has spilled repeatedly and apparently unnoticed from storage pits at a Wilmington power plant into an adjoining lake, according to a Duke University scientist who said Monday that flooding last September from Hurricane Florence was only the latest example.
High school students, a parent and a teacher from the Frederick County Career and Technology Center traveled to Ethiopia Monday with a prototype stove that will provide clean drinking water to a rural school and its surrounding community.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture's pesticide container recycling program will open its 27th year in June.
More than a dozen members of a local Quaker group met in a large meeting room at its Meeting House just north of downtown Frederick, to discus…
County and state officials will launch a project demonstrating stormwater management options for county property owners Wednesday morning.
RALEIGH, N.C. — A toxic stew of coal ash has spilled repeatedly and apparently unnoticed from storage pits at a Wilmington power plant into an…
High school students, a parent and a teacher from the Frederick County Career and Technology Center traveled to Ethiopia Monday with a prototy…
The Maryland Department of Agriculture's pesticide container recycling program will open its 27th year in June.
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JOHANNESBURG — Botswana has lifted its ban on elephant hunting in a country with the world’s highest number of the animals, a decision that ha…
A program has opened to help qualified young or beginning farmers seeking to purchase farmland but need financial assistance to get started.
There are tens of thousands of potential chemicals in U.S. waters, and — despite decades of research — scientists continue to struggle to iden…
Changing markets and confusion over what can be thrown in recycling bins has forced some communities to rethink or even suspend their recyclin…
With temperatures rising, the Maryland Department of Agriculture is urging residents to take measures to reduce mosquito populations.
One of the first community solar projects to be built in western Maryland is under new management and offering shorter, more flexible contracts.
NEW YORK — It’s not just big oil and power companies that investors are pushing to do better on the environment.
JOHANNESBURG — Botswana has lifted its ban on elephant hunting in a country with the world’s highest number of the animals, a decision that ha…
A program has opened to help qualified young or beginning farmers seeking to purchase farmland but need financial assistance to get started.
There are tens of thousands of potential chemicals in U.S. waters, and — despite decades of research — scientists continue to struggle to iden…
Changing markets and confusion over what can be thrown in recycling bins has forced some communities to rethink or even suspend their recyclin…
With temperatures rising, the Maryland Department of Agriculture is urging residents to take measures to reduce mosquito populations.
One of the first community solar projects to be built in western Maryland is under new management and offering shorter, more flexible contracts.
NEW YORK — It’s not just big oil and power companies that investors are pushing to do better on the environment.
Mayor Jeff Snoots was in his Brunswick home when the rain began to fall.
A downpour in mid-May 2018 left stormwater drains overflowing, cars submerged and millions of dollars in damage to local infrastructure. Frede…
The John Deere chugged along the hillside, guided by GPS, in a precise line five degrees to the northeast. Its plow churned up the rocky soil,…
Mayor Jeff Snoots was in his Brunswick home when the rain began to fall.
A downpour in mid-May 2018 left stormwater drains overflowing, cars submerged and millions of dollars in damage to local infrastructure. Frede…
The John Deere chugged along the hillside, guided by GPS, in a precise line five degrees to the northeast. Its plow churned up the rocky soil,…
A proposed budget amendment could put Frederick County at risk of violating a permit, resulting in possible fines worth hundreds of thousands …
You may go your entire life without seeing an endangered species, yet the globe’s biodiversity crisis threatens all of humanity in numerous un…
Frederick County’s drinking water met all federal health and safety standards in 2018, except for one isolated event previously disclosed to t…
Eighteen environmental professionals from Sri Lanka came to Frederick County on Thursday to tour e-End, an electronics recycling company near …
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