Governor O'Malley is seeking input from local elected officials on how the Federal government can assist Maryland in planning for and responding to climate change. The Governor is currently serving…
Sustainable Maryland is offering a series of Leadership Training in Sustainability Workshops in November. The workshops are open to county and municipal elected officials and senior-level staff. Overview: Strong stakeholder perspectives…
A December 15 Bay Journal article found that the Chesapeake Bay region remains unprepared for a predicted increase in coastal flooding exacerbated by sea level rise, although Maryland is better positioned…
A December 7, 2015, Daily Record article reported that the Maryland Economic Development and Business Climate Commission (also known as the Augustine Commission) considered both tax cuts and increases as it explored how…
In an August 27 MarylandReporter.com opinion piece, Bay Journal News Service writer and environmentalist Tom Horton discussed the challenges that currently "uncontrollable" variables p0se to Chesapeake Bay watershed restoration efforts. …
Maryland Planning Secretary and former MACo President David Craig detailed his current focus for the department: job creation and economic development and the Maryland Department of Planning's role in them.…
Maryland employers will pay lower unemployment insurance taxes next year, since because fewer people are applying for unemployment benefits, and the state's trust fund had recovered from recession-driven lows. As…
A June 16 Bay Journal article reported on the signing of a new Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. The interstate agreement now includes participation by all states in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, addresses…
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