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Maryland environment department halts shellfish harvesting in parts of St. Mary's River because of damaged wastewater pipe – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Maryland environment department halts shellfish harvesting in parts of St. Mary's River because of damaged wastewater pipe – Baltimore Sun

The Maryland Department of the Environment announced Wednesday that shellfish harvesting is off-limits in parts of St. Mary’s River near a broken pipe that connects to a wastewater treatment facility.

Acid cloud leaks from chemical plant in South Baltimore, prompting shelter-in-place alert - Vimarsana News

Acid cloud leaks from chemical plant in South Baltimore, prompting shelter-in-place alert

Residents in South Baltimore are being asked to shelter in place due to a HAZMAT leak at a plant in Fairfield, the Baltimore Fire Department said.

Big development on Maryland's Eastern Shore gets limited go-ahead | Growth & Conservation - Vimarsana News

Big development on Maryland's Eastern Shore gets limited go-ahead | Growth & Conservation

Plans to create what would essentially be a new city on Maryland’s Eastern Shore have been put on a short leash, at least for now, amid public concern about its

AquaCon pulls plan to build 15,000-MT RAS in US state of Maryland - Vimarsana News

AquaCon pulls plan to build 15,000-MT RAS in US state of Maryland

AquaCon has withdrawn its permit application for a planned recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) farm in Federalsburg, Maryland, U.S.A.

Facing backlash, company withdraws application for Eastern Shore salmon farm - Vimarsana News

Facing backlash, company withdraws application for Eastern Shore salmon farm

Following criticism from the community and environmental groups, the Norwegian aquaculture company behind a massive proposed salmon farm on Maryland’s Eastern Shore has withdrawn its application for a key discharge permit.