Tell your state legislators: It’s time to repeal STRIDE
Maryland's STRIDE law incentivizes wasteful utility spending that is driving up bills while failing to deliver its intended public safety goal.
Lt. Governor Aruna Miller and 5 agency heads spoke at the University of Maryland Baltimore County to discuss the state's climate plans.
On Wednesday night, Lt. Governor Aruna Miller and heads of 5 state agencies and departments convened at the University of Maryland Baltimore County to discuss the state’s climate goals and plans, and the role of universities and young people in efforts to address climate change. The event was co-hosted by Maryland Matters.
The Lt. Gov. was joined on stage by Secretary of Commerce Kevin Anderson, Secretary of Planning Rebecca Flora, Secretary of the Environment Serena McIlwain, Secretary of Transportation Paul Wiedefeld and director of Maryland Energy Administration, Paul Pinsky.
Here is video from the event:
Maryland's STRIDE law incentivizes wasteful utility spending that is driving up bills while failing to deliver its intended public safety goal.
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