Promoting environmental conservation, fair and open government, and active civic engagement in Frederick County, Maryland

Do you want a strong plan to clean up our local rivers and streams? If so, submit comments to Maryland officials by March 9th.

February 15, 2012 by FofFC  
Filed under Protecting Waterways

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MDE’s surface water quality report available for public review, 2/13-3/26; join public meeting Mar 12, 2012

February 13, 2012 by FofFC  
Filed under Protecting Waterways

Maryland Department of the Environment prepares its 2012 Integrated Report in compliance with Clean Water Act Share and Enjoy:

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Clean Water, Healthy Families Forum: what we can do to have clean waterways (2/16/2012 6:30pm Frederick City)

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Much work needed for Frederick County to have clean water: where to learn more

February 10, 2012 by FofFC  
Filed under Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP)

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Citizens organize to work towards clean water

February 9, 2012 by FofFC  
Filed under Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP)

Frederick County has the opportunity to chart a new course and develop a plan that will lead to clean local waterways and a healthy Chesapeake Bay. Share and Enjoy:

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How limiting pollution encourages job growth, report by CBF

Debunking the “Job Killer” Myth How Pollution Limits Encourage Jobs in the Chesapeake Bay Region Share and Enjoy:

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Public Hearing Wedn Nov 16th 6pm on New Market: Rezoning and land use change proposal information

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Potomac Conservancy gives Potomac a “D” in river health due (sites cause as impact from development)

November 10, 2011 by FofFC  
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Current Growth Policies versus Smart Growth Scenarios: comparison of costs and environmental implications

  Data table from PlanMaryland (page 2-27). Share and Enjoy:

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Public Comment on PlanMaryland due by November 9, 2011

Revised Draft Plan – September 2011 After reviewing 120 days of public comment on its initial draft of PlanMaryland the Maryland Department of Planning on September 9, 2011 released a revised draft. MDP is requesting public comment on the revised draft through November 9, 2011 before it prepares a plan to submit to Governor Martin [...]

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