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State
of Maryland
News
Earth
Will be "Unrecognizable" by 2050 (By Stephen Messenger,
Treehugger.com - Business and Politics, 2/20/11)
Bright
idea: devices "track" sun for more power (By Tim Wheeler, The
Baltimore Sun - B'More Green Blog, 2/16/11)
Virginia
congressman targets Bay 'diet' funding (By Tim Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun -
B'More Green Blog, 2/16/11)
Proposed
septic ban worries installers, housing industry: Bill aims to reduce bay pollution, but could harm already struggling
real estate market (By Timothy B. Wheeler, The
Baltimore Sun, 2/16/11)
A
Message from the Governor: A More
Sustainable Maryland (Office of the Governor, 2/15/11)
National
and International News
Gulf
Oil Spill Update: Scientist Finds Gulf Bottom Still Oily, Dead (By Seth
Borenstein, The Associated Press as reported by The Huffington Post - Green
Blog, 2/19/11)
OPEC
Oil Exports Fall 2% as Saudi Shipments Decline (By Wael Mahdi, Bloomberg
News, 2/19/11)
Oil
Flows, but High Prices Jangle Nerves (By Steven Erlanger, The New York
Times - World, 2/19/11)
House
Votes To Block EPA From Regulating Greenhouse Gases (The Associated Press
as reported by The Huffington Post - Green Blog, 2/18/11)
NASA
climate change study back on the launch pad: The climate change instrument dates back to the 1970s (By Cory Nealson,
The Baltimore Sun, 2/17/11)
BP
to Feinberg: Stop Paying People So Much (By Rocky Kistner, The Huffington
Post - Green Blog, 2/17/11)
Oil
rises to $104 a barrel amid Middle East tensions: The price of oil held at two-and-a-half year highs amid fresh concerns
that tensions in the Middle East could disrupt oil flows in the region. (By Ben Harrington, The [UK] Telegraph,
2/17/11)
Scientists
Connect Global Warming To Extreme Rain (By Seth Borenstein, The Associated
Press as reported by The Huffington Post - Green Blog, 2/16/11)
Heavy
Rains Linked to Humans (By Justin Gillis, The New York Times - Environment,
2/16/11)
How
much oil does Saudi Arabia actually have? Is it 260bn or 550bn barrels? Should we believe the
Americans or the Saudis? The answer may lie in the provenance of the
information (By John Vidal, The [UK]
Guardian - Environment Blog, 2/15/11)
Suit
alleges BP cut back on safety before oil spill (By Steven Mufson, The
Washington Post, 2/15/11)
Alaska's
National Parks Show Effects Of Climate Change (Reuters as reported by The
Huffington Post - Green Blog, 2/15/11)
Kevin
Lacy, BP Official, Resigned Prior To Gulf Oil Spill Due To Safety Issues
(By Juan A. Lozano, The Associated Press as reported by The Huffington Post,
2/15/11)
Obama,
House at odds over Bay funding (By Tim Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun - B'More
Green Blog, 2/15/11)
Few
Significant Changes in Energy-Area Spending (By John M. Broder, The New
York Times - Environment, 2/14/11)
Soaking
Up the Sun to Squeeze Bills to Zero (By Kirk Johnson, The New York Times -
Science, 2/14/11)
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