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Howard County Public Schools receive Green Seal Certification for Green and…

Howard County Public Schools receive Green Seal Certification for Green and Healthy Cleaning.

Here comes the bride ... and her dietary restrictions

When it came time for Sivan Pardo, 31, to plan her wedding to her 28-year-old fiancé Scott Renwick, she knew she wanted a "big fat vegan wedding." Do you

New index ranks Vermont tops in locally grown food

Nationwide, small farms, farmers markets and specialty food makers are popping up and thriving as more people seek locally produced foods. More than half of

Students get their hands dirty to improve their health

Students at Violetville Middle School will harvest more than vegetables from a garden that they're planting on Friday.

Officials unveil solar project for Baltimore

As part of the city's efforts to generate renewable, clean energy officials unveiled their  largest solar project Tuesday.

Ways schools are becoming more earth-friendly

Colleges and universities are keeping up their pledges to go green, even in hard economic times.  Many are finding that if they invest in environmental

Free Sample Momma's Earth Day deals

Get ready for summer and Earth Day with some freebies like free tans and free seeds to plant.  Find out more here.

Young adults opting for bikes, buses instead of cars

RIVERSIDE, Calif. - At the corner of Magnolia Street and Terracina Drive, just off the Riverside Community College campus, empty spots on the front bicycle

"Mobilize the Earth" taking place Sunday at National Mall

Cheap Trick, British rocker Dave Mason and teen pop group Kicking Daisies will perform on Earth Day at the National Mall.

Turn out the lights for Earth Hour

Washington's National Cathedral is among the landmarks across the globe that plan to turn out their lights for Earth Hour.

Tax free weekend continues for green energy appliances

The President's Day holiday is today, and it's time to take advantage of holiday deals, but some shoppers have been doing that all weekend long.

Even US EPA gets behind Hollywood's tree-hugging Dr. Seuss character

The Lorax, perhaps the most famous anti-industrial crusader from children's literature, is getting support from companies that are willing to go green.

Salazar to make offshore wind announcement

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is heading to Baltimore to announce what department officials say is a major step toward developing wind energy off the coasts

UMd. launches new environmental research center

Maryland officials are launching a new kind of environmental and policy center.

Baltimore students compete to build future city

Baltimore middle school students are competing to build the city of the future.

Out of wrapping paper? Look around the house

Out of wrapping paper? Or just cutting corners on the holiday budget?

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