Events & News - Mar 8
- CSGA
- Mar 8, 2018
- 3 min read
CSGA Events
CSGA Business Meeting
Thursday, March 8, 7 PM
Annapolis Friends Meeting House
CSGA Movie Night
Friday, March 9, 7 PM
Annapolis Friends Meeting House
CSGA Speakers Series
Thursday, March 15, 7 PM
Annapolis Friends Meeting House
Events of Interest to CSGA
Rally for a Safety Study / We Are Cove Point
March 8, Noon - Governors Mansion, Annapolis
Hearings on requiring PSC to consider effect of pollution HB 1126, on requiring PSC to conduct rapid health assessment HB 1632, and on altering the distance for offshore wind HB 1135 / Maryland House Economic Matters Committee
March 8, 1 PM - House Office Building, Annapolis
Monthly Chapter Meeting / Citizens Climate Lobby Annapolis Chapter
March 10, 12:45 PM - Unitarian Universalist Church, Annapolis
No Eastern Shore Pipeline Community Meeting / Solidarity Maryland
March 10, 3:15 PM - Queen Anne's County Library, Centreville
Discussion Group / Baltimore Green Forum
March 11, 4 PM - Maryland Presbyterian Church, Towson
Adaptation and Response Working Group / Maryland Commission on Climate Change
March 12, 2 PM - Tawes State Office Building, Annapolis
No Crude Oil Trains in Baltimore / CCAN Action Fund
March 12, 4:30 PM - Baltimore City Hall, Baltimore
Hearing on Charles Station Compressor Station / Charles County Board of Appeals
March 13, 7 PM - Charles County Government Building, La Plata
Rally for a Safety Study / We Are Cove Point
March 15 Noon - Governors Mansion, Annapolis
News, Information, and Opinion of Interest to CSGA
A year after fracking ban, Maryland Gov. Hogan's support for natural gas sparks new battle - Baltimore Sun
A year after Maryland leaders settled a debate over the natural gas harvesting technique known as fracking by permanently banning it, environmentalists are battling projects like a Potomac River pipeline, the Cove Point terminal and a major investment by AtlaGas.
Invest more in solar or wind, not gas - Baltimore Sun
Governor Hogan should commit Maryland to more renewable energy, not more burning of natural gas.
Maryland should expand natural gas - Baltimore Sun
Hogan administration's proposed $103 million plan to expand natural gas service would be money well spent.
New Report Touts Success Of Regional Carbon Emissions Reduction Program | Rhode Island Public Radio
A New England carbon emissions reduction program could generate more than $7 billion by 2030 for energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy.
Under pressure from Senate Democrats, EPA restores funding for the Bay Journal - The Washington Post
The Environmental Protection Agency agreed Thursday to restore $325,000 in funding this year for the Bay Journal, a publication with a print circulation of 50,000 that has covered environmental issues in the Chesapeake Bay for more than a quarter-century.
Two clean energy bills in Md.; one clear choice - Baltimore Sun
This week, the Maryland General Assembly will evaluate two very different proposals for the future of energy and climate policy in our state. One, The 100% Clean Renewable Energy and Equity Act, will fundamentally change the trajectory for wind and solar development; it is the clear choice.
Another ambitious effort to pass a carbon tax in Washington state has faltered as both Gov. Jay Inslee and the bill's prime sponsor conceded Thursday that there weren't enough votes to pass the measure out of the state Senate.
It would require an infrastructure overhaul costing hundreds of billions—if not trillions—of dollars, but technically speaking, it’s possible.
EPA Finds Black Americans Face More Health-Threatening Air Pollution | InsideClimate News
Black Americans are subjected to higher levels of air pollution than white Americans regardless of their wealth, researchers with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency conclude.Researchers at the EPA’s National Center for Environmental Assessment looked at facilities emitting air pollution, as well as at the racial and economic profiles of surrounding communities.
Parts Suppliers Call for Cleaner Cars, Splitting With Their Main Customers: Automakers - The New York Times
Car-parts makers spoke out against a Trump administration plan to review and potentially weaken tailpipe pollution rules.
We have launched the Climate Counter-strike – Julio Friedmann – Medium
Visualizing a Warmer World: 10 Maps of Climate Vulnerability | World Resources Institute
From crop fields in the Iberian Peninsula to city streets in the southern United States, all communities will feel the effects of a warmer world. Here's a visual look at what the future holds for five regions.
College Republicans Try to Fix the GOP’s Climate Stance - The Atlantic
"A lot of young conservatives are frustrated by the false choice between no climate action and a big government regulatory scheme."
These provocative images show Russian trolls sought to inflame debate over climate change, fracking and Dakota pipeline - The Washington Post
Previously undisclosed Facebook posts shows just how far the disinformation campaign went.
GOP Pushes 80 Anti-Environment Riders, Dark Money Rule Changes in Spending Bill | InsideClimate News
Congressional Republicans are planning a two-fisted assault on climate and other environmental policies as they push a must-pass spending package for the current fiscal year, which is already half over.
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