Energy, Agriculture & Environment

 

The Baltimore Banner: If Maryland can’t revive one Eastern Shore river, can it save the bay? (July 2026), An energy mogul begged Moore to back his data center complex. It worked. (June 2026), Maryland Democrats turned Exelon into a punching bag. The real fight is just starting.(April 2026),As power bills surge, Exelon and Constellation vie for influence in Annapolis (January 2026), Trump comes for the oysters, slashing budget of Maryland hatchery that produces billions (December 2025), As the Chesapeake Bay enters a new era, it’s fighting for relevance (December 2025), The hidden cost of saving the Chesapeake Bay: millions for private waterfronts (October 2025), Is offshore wind doomed in Maryland? (September 2025), In Baltimore’s hottest new race, ‘experience the suffering of the world we’ve created’ (July 2025), Meet the environmentalist defending Baltimore’s polluting trash incinerator (March 2025), Maryland has a ‘dire’ energy problem. Or does it? (March 2025), The world wants American coal. Curtis Bay residents say they pay the price. (June 2024), How giant cargo ships transformed the Port of Baltimore — and raised new risks (March 2024)

Fargo Forum: US coal plants slashed their mercury emissions. North Dakota accounts for a big share of what remains (March 2022) / 2021 was North Dakota’s 5th warmest year on record (January 2022) / Century-old ranchland study yields new data on climate change, evolution of North Dakota’s native prairie (January 2022) / North Dakota’s largest wind farm slated for county with anti-renewables rules (January 2022) / Massive Midwest pipeline, a test for North Dakota’s carbon capture goals, hits landowner snags (December 2021) / Coal counties ask North Dakota to pump brakes on $1.8 billion hydrogen project (December 2021) / Dams were already killing North Dakota’s cottonwood trees. Climate change could hasten their decline. (October 2021) / North Dakota ranchers work through hard times amid historic drought (August 2021) / Burying carbon dioxide deep in North Dakota’s geology may combat climate change. Is it financially feasible? (August 2021) / North Dakota’s overshadowed solar industry imagines a different future (August 2021) / Carbon capture loans could leave North Dakota taxpayers on the hook for $250M (July 2021) / North Dakota lawmakers throw lifelines to the coal industry (May 2021) / In western North Dakota, oil workers try to survive hard times in a pandemic. (August 2020)

 

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