For the Record – December
January 2nd, 2019
Press Releases
- Maryland Department of the Environment Issues Drought Warning for Large Areas of the State Due to Persistent Rainfall Deficits
- Maryland Department of the Environment Investigating 32,000-Gallons of Jet Fuel Leaks at Joint Base Andrews
- Attorney General, Maryland Department of Environment Secure $2.2 Million Settlement After Lead Paint from Baltimore Tower Contaminated Surrounding Communities
- Maryland Department of the Environment Recognized by U.S. Green Building Council for Climate Leadership
- Maryland Department of Environment Approves Air Permit for Frederick Data Center
- Maryland Department of the Environment Announces $40 Million Investment in Lead Service Line Replacements
- Maryland Department of the Environment Lifts Precautionary Shellfish Harvesting Closure in Potomac River
- Maryland Department of the Environment Opens Public Comment Period for New Composting Facility General Permit
- Department of the Environment Seeks Public Comment on New Guide for Community Outreach and Participation
- Maryland Department of the Environment Releases Latest Sampling Results Maintaining Positive Shellfish Conditions After Potomac Interceptor Spill
- Maryland Department of the Environment Issues Update on Potomac Interceptor Support and Response
- Lead Paint Inspector Sentenced for Falsifying Lead Paint Certificates and Operating Radiation Machine Without a License
- Maryland Department of the Environment Announces $29 Million in Funding to Support Key Water Infrastructure Projects in Baltimore and Kent Island
- Maryland Attorney General’s Office and Maryland Department of Environment Obtain Settlement Concerning 2021 Diesel Fuel Release in Frederick County
- Attorney General Brown Announces Nearly $150 Million Settlement with Mercedes-Benz USA and Mercedes-Benz Group AG Over Emissions Fraud
- Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and State of Maryland Announce Regional Water Governance Model Work Group Members
- Maryland’s 5 Million Trees Program Surpasses 1.5 Million Trees Planted
- Second Annual Climate Subcabinet Report Highlights Gains in Cleaner Vehicles, Energy-Efficient Buildings and Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Maryland Department of the Environment Honors Student Artists at “Rethink Recycling” Sculpture Contest
- Secretary McIlwain to Highlight State Climate Leadership at COP30 Local Leaders Forum in Brazil