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Northwood Elementary School Helps Clean Streams (Great Kids Up Close, April 2009)

Nature's All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Sign (Baltimore Brew, April 28, 2009)

Yellow is the New Green (New York Times, February 27, 2009)

In Maryland Focus on Poultry Industry Pollution (New York Times, November 29, 2008)

Two-year Milestones Set to Speed Chesapeake Bay Restoration (Environment News Service, November 24, 2008)

Pint-Size Eco-Police Making Parents Proud and Sometimes Crazy (New York Times, October 2008)

Baltimore Unplugged (Urbanite, September 2008)

MD to Join Others in Alternative Power Deal (Washington Post, August 17, 2008)

Leaky Accounting...City to Reform Sewage-Overflow Reporting After Data On Citizen Complaints Prompt Federal Investigation (City Paper, August 20, 2008)

Best Energy Efficient Building...form is function (Baltimore magazine, Best of Issue, August 2008)

Water Water Everywhere...a rehab welcomes a rainy day (Urbanite, August, 2008)

Drops in a bucket: Catching rainwater in a barrel can lead to savings for your wallet and can help save the environment (Baltimore Sun, June 28, 2008) Includes a video on how to make your own rain barrel

Persuasion vs. pollution: A survey finds metro-area people willing to work for clean water but not pay for it
(Baltimore Sun, May 12, 2008 see stormwater report in Hot News)