Thanks to The Bay Journal’s Tim Wheeler, WYPR’s John Lee, and Baltimore Sun’s Natalie Jones for their coverage of Baltimore County Council’s unanimous resolution to oppose the Days Cove Rubble Landfill’s discharge permit. All three outlets also referenced Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier’s comments on behalf of county residents. The Sun quotes her comment to …
John Lee covered the Baltimore County Council’s hearing to discuss the Days Cove Rubble Landfill’s wastewater discharge permit in his article Baltimore County Council pushes to block landfill toxic wastewater release. The council met to discuss a resolution opposing the permit filed by councilman David Marks and cosponsored by Council Chair Mike Ertel, Councilmen Todd …
Chesapeake Water Watch Program October 7th marked a day that Landsat-9, a NASA/USGS satellite, made one of its many overpasses of the Chesapeake Bay. With that date on their calendar, Gunpowder RIVERKEEPER® rushed to Dundee Creek Marina to untie the skiff and get out on the water. The Landsat-9 has been given the task taking …
The comment period on the Days Cove Rubble Landfill Discharge Permit has been extended by 30 days. You now have until October 22nd to email or send in any comments you have regarding the Permit. If you couldn’t attend the hearing, but would still like your voice to be heard, please send in a comment …
More coverage on the Days Cove Landfill permit approval and public input process came from Timothy Wheeler today in his article, cheekily called Rubble Trouble, detailing the continued battle between the landfill and the public seeking to protect the local ecosystem. Wheeler quotes from the joint statement from the Republican Delegates, “Approving this application will …