USM National Green Campus
News Archive

Week of January 7, 2008

News from Across the USM Campuses

Smart and Sustainable Campus Conference - Call for Papers (Conference at UMCP, March 31 - April 2, 2008)

UMCP Going for the Green to Make Campus More Environmentally Friendly (By Monique L. Robinson, UM Newsdesk, 12/12/07)

State of Maryland News

O'Malley, State GOP Spell Out Agendas: Governor Emphasizes Energy, Crime (By John Wagner and Lisa Rein, The Washington Post, 1/9/08)

State task force to tackle future growth challenges (By Robert J. Terry, Baltimore Business Journal, 1/8/08)  

Environmental Panel Wants County to Compost Food (by Mike Silvestri, The Baltimore Examiner, 1/8/08)

Tell It To The Watermen: Why are horses more deserving of state handouts than crabs and oysters? (Editorial, The Washington Post, 1/6/08)

USM Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change Initiative

Dirty Water - Trouble on the Way to A Clean Chesapeake Bay and Patuxent and Potomac Rivers (Editorial, The Washington Post, 1/2/08)

Md. lawmakers likely to tackle global warming next session (The Daily Record - By The Associated Press, 1/1/08)

National & International News

A Critical Question in Climate Debate (By Kristen Sheeran and James Barrett, The Baltimore Sun, 1/8/08)

In Greenland, Ice and Instability (By Andrew C. Revkin, The New York Times, 1/8/08)

Paris offers drivers electric cars to beat pollution - for a small charge (By Charles Bremner, Times On-Line, London, 1/2/08)

College of the Atlantic is the First Institution to Achieve Climate Neutrality (By Scott Carlson, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12/20/07)

A Threat So Big Academics Try Collaboration (By Claudia H. Deutsch, The New York Times, 12/25/07)

Reality Shorts out electricity goal: Utilities are submitting conservation proposals, but customers will pay (By Paul Adams, The Baltimore Sun, 12/18/07)

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