Three Decades and Counting – Results of the 31st Annual Potomac Watershed Cleanup
News Release, Alice Ferguson Foundation This past April, the Alice Ferguson Foundation and dozens of partners celebrated the 31st Annual
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Calvert High wins 29th Annual Maryland Envirothon
News Release, Maryland Department of Agriculture ANNAPOLIS, MD – A five-member team of students from Calvert High School in Calvert County
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Malisch Awarded Council on Undergraduate Research Biology Division Mentor Award
News Release, St. Mary’s College of Maryland Jessica Malisch, assistant professor of biology at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, was
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NASA Invests $45M in US Small Businesses for Space Tech Development
News Release, NASA American businesses will help NASA land astronauts on the Moon in five years and establish a sustainable
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CBF Issues Statement on Proposed ACE Plan
News Release, Chesapeake Bay Foundation (ANNAPOLIS, MD)—The federal Environmental Protection Agency has announced its Affordable Clean Energy Plan, a replacement
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NASA awards $1.8 billion in near-Earth Mission Service contracts
News Release, NASA NASA has awarded the Space Exploration Network Services and Evolution (SENSE) contract to Peraton, Inc. in Herndon,
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Calvert, St. Mary’s & Charles set to compete for State High School Envirothon Title
Winning Teams from 14 Maryland Counties to Compete at St. Mary’s College News Release, Maryland Department of Agriculture ANNAPOLIS, MD –
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Governor Hogan Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Cybersecurity in Maryland
News Release, Maryland Department of Information Technology Annapolis, MD—In an effort to further strengthen Maryland’s cybersecurity infrastructure, Governor Larry Hogan
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SoMd residents are reminded of Summertime open burning laws
Many in the summertime and early fall love to have bonfires. However, in Maryland their are laws on the books
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Microplastics are everywhere, but how do they harm the Bay?
By Whitney Pipkin., BayJournal.com Extremely small bits of plastic are everywhere, and the Chesapeake Bay is no exception. The so-called microplastics,
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