Maryland Chapter Blog

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 18, 2023 MEDIA CONTACT: Mollie Michel 718-536-6336, mollie@sunstonestrategies.org Maryland leads the charge on clean transportation with swift adoption of Advanced Clean Cars II Standards Popular...

  Central Maryland Transportation Alliance | Chesapeake Climate Action Network | Citizens  Against Beltway Expansion | Coalition for Smarter Growth | DontWiden270.org | League of  Women Voters of Maryland | NAACP Maryland State...

Maryland Leadership Must Develop Rebates Programs Focused on Low-Income Consumers Today, the Department of Energy (DOE) released guidance for states to apply for new Home Energy Rebates Program funding. The program, created by the Inflation...

  Exciting news! Governor Moore appointed Josh Tulkin, Sierra Club Maryland Director to the Transportation Commission on Revenue and Infrastructure Needs. Maryland Sierra Club is honored by this appointment. We look forward to shaping...

Reports from Sierra Club and Union of Concerned Scientists highlight two new reports outlining how Maryland can reduce deadly vehicle pollution and improve air quality

Environmental and historic preservation groups asked a federal court to put the brakes on Maryland’s plan to build new toll lanes along the Capital Beltway and I-270. The request for summary judgment filed today lays out detailed evidence that the...

Climate Partners reached a major milestone and submitted its Preliminary Priorities letter (https://bit.ly/climatepartnersrecs) to the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE). The 15-page letter outlined sector specific recommendations for...

Versión en español  The Maryland Sierra Club is pleased to announce the call for applications as part of the Maryland Growing for Change 2023 Small Grant Program. The Small Grant Program will award grants for up to $1,000 each to...

Today, environmental, business, and community groups celebrated as Governor Wes Moore signed the Clean Trucks Act of 2023 (HB 230/SB 224) that passed the General Assembly into law.

The Maryland General Assembly concluded a very productive 2023 legislative session on Monday. Three of our top five priority bills passed, and action on the other two bills laid a solid foundation for future progress. Read more here!