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By Chris Crawford The writer is a Catholic activist from Silver Spring, Maryland. He has written for Real Clear Politics, Our Sunday Visitor, and…
The CCEJ’s passage would put Maryland on a common-sense, practical pathway toward a sustainable, vibrant economy.
By Todd M. Turner and Calvin S. Hawkins II The writers are members of the Prince George’s County Council. Turner represents the 4th Council…
Maryland’s farmers have answered the call to reduce nutrient pollution, but the state’s developed areas have tacitly assumed permission to pollute more.
By Tom Peterson and Rex Hazelton The writers are, respectively, president and CEO at Center for Climate Strategies and an energy policy analyst at…
Marylanders have the right to repair not just their iPhones and other electronics, but anything they buy and own. A new state law can make that happen.
One resident says the county council’s redistricting map approval process was anything but transparent.
By Saqib Ali The writer, a Democrat, served in the House of Delegates from 2007 to 2011. He is currently a candidate for the…
Funding for broadband from the federal infrastructure bill represents a great opportunity to eliminate the digital divide in Maryland.
State can maintain offshore wind industry advantage with approval of new projects and development of supply chain growth strategies.