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BOSTON — Secretary Rebecca L. Tepper announced her leadership team at the Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs (EEA). T   The following individuals have joined...

Let's raise awareness around the world about the importance of water and sanitation! Celebrate the 2023 World Water Day under the theme "Accelerating

Bradford pear trees are blooming across DC right now. But while their delicate, white flowers are certainly enchanting, they tend to stink—not just literally (stick your nose up to one and you’ll see what we mean) but figuratively. The trees are considered a non-native invasive, meaning they outcompete native plants, which, in turn, can hurt

Stream monitoring units across the watershed track the progress of cleanup impaired streams.

What are we leaving to future generations other than a polluted bay full of broken promises? Where is the courage?

Seagrass beds are facing increased environmental stresses.

Sunlight glinted off the water as Billy Rice stood on the gunwale of Miss Jill, his 24-foot Chesapeake Classic boat. Gripping the wooden handles of his scissors-like oyster tongs, he

The goal is to improve local mapping by detecting wetland presence and absence with an AI deep learning model. Following pilots in Kent County, Delaware and elsewhere, here's what's next for the research team.

BALTIMORE, Md. - Maryland Governor-Elect Wes Moore has appointed Salisbury Mayor Jake Day as the Secretary of Housing & Community Development.

Salisbury Mayor Jake Day is among those tapped by Governor-Elect Wes Moores cabinet.