Chestertown, MD
www.ces.washcoll.edu
To expand the energy usage reporting work it has been conducting in Chestertown to the other eight municipalities on Maryland’s Eastern Shore that are also county seats: Elkton, Centreville, Denton, Easton, Cambridge, Salisbury, Princess Anne, and Snow Hill.
Washington, DC
for work to promote broad and targeted awareness of the urgent need for a rapid accommodation of human needs to the capacities of a finite planet and the concomitant need for establishing and employing a rigorous definition of sustainability.
Washington, DC
support for work to broaden awareness of Maryland’s Genuine Progress Index within the State’s advocacy community.
Princeton, NJ
for work to raise awareness about the climate change challenge and deepen public appetite for aggressive responses.
Baltimore, MD
www.law.umaryland.edu/index.html
General support for work to represent community and public interest organizations seeking to identify and address violations of environmental laws and regulations.
Baltimore, MD
for a collaborative, multi-year campaign to halt Maryland’s rush to burn and bury; reform Maryland’s solid waste, energy and economic policies; and fundamentally reframe the public policy debate surrounding solid waste management.
Annapolis, Maryland
www.cbf.org
Leadership grant to kick-off five-year Eastern Shore strategic plan and its focus of demonstrating successful implementation of Maryland’s Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) on the Eastern Shore.
Boston, MA
www.ceres.org
to promote strong U.S. climate legislation.
Washington, DC
www.progressivereform.org
to support Clean Water Accountability in The Chesapeake Bay Watershed, an effort to increase scrutiny of government accountability efforts so that citizens, environmental allies, and policymakers will have a comprehensive understanding of how well federal and state agencies are achieving their clean water and Bay-protection mandates.
Washington, DC
Work to create a package of greenhouse gas emission reducing transportation policies around which support from key Maryland stakeholders can coalesce.