A threat to federal climate investment: Highway boondoggles
Too many states are using federal infrastructure funding to double down on wasteful, harmful highway construction and expansion.
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Statement: ‘Maryland’s Climate Pathway’ lays out clear vision for achieving climate goals
State, federal laws make it easier than ever to transition to electric school buses
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Electric buses may be coming to a city near you
Hogan proposal for I-270 and I-495 toll lanes hits another roadblock
Maryland DOT proposes to widen another highway
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Statement: With President Biden’s signature, Maryland will receive vital infrastructure investments
President Joe Biden plans to sign the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law Monday. The bill directs historic investments to Maryland.
Senate votes to revitalize American infrastructure
To solve social problems, we need leaders who don't always agree to set aside their differences and reach compromises on solutions. This bill reflects that bipartisan spirit and takes major steps toward a cleaner and healthier America.
Bike to Work Day presents an opportunity to rethink how we get around
Rarely do we have the chance to hit the lifestyle reset button. Let's use Bike to Work Day as an opportunity to reevaluate our transportation patterns and build a healthier, cleaner world for tomorrow.
Statement: Biden expresses transformative vision in ‘Build Back Better’ infrastructure plan
Baltimore -- President Joe Biden will unveil his “Build Back Better” infrastructure package on Wednesday in Pittsburgh, the same Pennsylvania city where he first announced his presidential campaign in 2019. Based on the fact sheet released by the White House on Wednesday morning, his plan focuses infrastructure investments on key measures to improve public health and the environment, including expanding electric transportation, removing lead from drinking water and strengthening our electric grid.
What can Congress do?
We’re monitoring federal action and reporting back on whether our elected officials are acting for or against the public interest.
