eMDE Archive
Maryland Beach Conditions – Know Before You Go
Clean Water, eMDE
May 21, 2015
With Memorial Day and a summer of fun just around the corner, the Maryland Department of the Environment reminds everyone to take steps to stay healthy at the beach. This includes things we all can do to keep the water clean. It also includes staying informed about conditions at
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eMDE – Earth Week 2015
Earth Week, eMDE
Apr 27, 2015
THE LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED ARTICLE EARTH WEEK 2015 Greetings all. April 22 was Earth Day (in fact, the 45th since its creation in 1970). With spring in the air and flowers in bloom, it’s a great time to celebrate our environmental progress and
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eMDE – Greetings from MDE Secretary Ben Grumbles
eMDE
Mar 24, 2015
THE LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED ARTICLE GREETINGS FROM MDE SECRETARY BEN GRUMBLES Allow me to introduce myself (and, yes, Grumbles really is my last name). Serving as Maryland’s eighth Secretary of the Environment, nominated by Governor Larry Hogan in January and confirmed by the
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eMDE – The time is now for energy awareness
Climate change, eMDE
Oct 09, 2014
THE LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED ARTICLE Maryland is celebrating National Energy Awareness Month by showing Marylanders how to save energy, protect the environment, reduce the amount of pollutants in the air and keep money in their pockets. Did you know that more than 40
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eMDE – Improving Maryland’s Coastal Bays
eMDE
Aug 11, 2014
THE LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED ARTICLE IMPROVING MARYLAND’S COASTAL BAYS The United States Environmental Protection Agency has approved pollution limits set by Maryland to help improve water quality in the state’s coastal bays. The limits approved by the EPA are contained in Total Maximum
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Improving Maryland’s Coastal Bays
eMDE
Aug 11, 2014
The United States Environmental Protection Agency has approved pollution limits set by Maryland to help improve water quality in the state’s coastal bays. The limits approved by the EPA are contained in Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) for the nutrients nitrogen and phosphorus for the Maryland Coastal Bays. The
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eMDE – Get the new Maryland Healthy Beaches app
Clean Water, eMDE, Public Health
Jul 15, 2014
THE LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED ARTICLE MARYLAND BEACH CONDITIONS – IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND Any time, any place, up-to-date beach information is just a few taps away with the new Maryland Healthy Beaches smartphone app. The app – available for free –
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Maryland Beach Conditions – In the Palm of Your Hand
Clean Water, eMDE, Public Health
Jul 15, 2014
Any time, any place, up-to-date beach information is just a few taps away with the new Maryland Healthy Beaches smartphone app. The app – available for free – provides information on conditions at your favorite Maryland beaches. The app is now available for Android at Google Play and is
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Grants available for watershed restoration projects
Clean Water, eMDE
Jul 15, 2014
The Chesapeake Bay Trust, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, and the Maryland Department of the Environment welcome requests for the Watershed Assistance – Two-Year Milestone Support grant program. This program will support design assistance, watershed planning and programmatic development associated with protection and restoration programs and projects that
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eMDE – Sustainable practices are green in more ways than one
eMDE
Jun 20, 2014
THE LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT FEATURED ARTICLE 2014 GREEN REGISTRY LEADERSHIP AWARDS: SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES PAY OFF A vinyl siding manufacturer, a multi-site automobile dealership and a biotechnology company are among the winners of the fifth annual Maryland Green Registry leadership awards. The winners were recognized
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