USM National Green Campus
News Archive
Week of
May 05, 2008
News from Across the
USM Campuses
Diamondback
Staff Editorial: The Way The Wind Blows (The Editorial Staff, The
Diamondback Online, 5/2/08)
Patuxent
River Given D-minus [Report conducted by the University of Maryland Center
for Environmental Science and the Patuxent Riverkeeper] (By Andy Zieminski, The
Gazette.Net, 5/1/08)
Different
Water Sources Sought for UMES, ECI (By Liz Holland, Delmarva Now Online, 5/1/08)
Green
Energy Tests to Begin (By Jad Sleiman, The Diamondback Online, 5/1/08)
Colleges
Target Trays for Waste (Article cites Frostburg
State University)
(By Carolyn Potts, The Badger Herald, 4/30/08)
Big
Issue: A Greener Campus....And More (By Tom Ventsias, Between The Columns - University
of Maryland, College Park, 4/8/08)
State of Maryland News
Going
Phosphate Free (Sun Editorial, The Baltimore Sun, 5/1/08)
The
Well-Manicured Lawn: A Global Menace (By Andrew McBee, The Baltimore
Sun, 5/1/08)
Farm
Bill May Help the Bay (By Matthew Hay Brown and Tom Pelton, The Baltimore
Sun, 4/29/08)
Montgomery
Aims to Make Green Homes Mandatory (By Ann E. Marimow, The Washington
Post, 4/23/08)
National and
International News
Fight
Global Warming Block By Block: Across U.S., Communities Rethink How They
Operate and Grow (By Juliet Eilperin, The Washington
Post, 5/4/08)
Fees
would turn UCLA green: Students will vote on a referendum that would fund
environmental projects with a $4 increase (By Julia Stephanides, The Daily
Bruin, 5/1/08)
Bowdoin
gets "Maine-Stream" Wind Power (By Jake Kulju, EcoLocalizer Maine, 4/29/08)
Energy crunch forces Juneau to
conserve: Alaska's capital city cuts back after avalanches damage power lines
(Associated Press for MSNBC.com, 4/29/08)
Devastated
By Tornado, Kansas Town Rebuilds on Green Plan (AFP-Google News, 4/20/08)
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