Baltimore incinerator could lose clean energy funding
"The BRESCO trash incinerator, in my neighborhood, has received $10 million worth of subsidies in the past six years paid for by Maryland rate payers," said Jennifer Krunze, Maryland program organi
As City Stops Sewage From Flowing into Harbor, Residents’ Basements Fill With Crap
“Closing sanitary sewer outfalls is a requirement of the consent decree, but when the city started doing that, the number of homes with sewage backups each year increased from 622 reported backups
Baltimore City's plan to deal with sewage overflows
Kim Anderson has been a homeowner in the Grove Park neighborhood for three years, and for three years she has had to deal with sewage muck coming into her home. “It makes me not want to be a homeow
New tool will map Baltimore-area sewage overflows
Residents like Kim Anderson, a new homeowner in northeast Baltimore, know what can happen after a lot of rain.
Baltimore program to help homeowners clean up sewer backups denies 85 percent of applicants
Sewage backed up into thousands of Baltimore homes amid record rainfall last year.
City Council Calls for ‘No More Cash for Burning Trash’
Maryland has issued $10 million in green energy subsidies to Baltimore’s Wheelabrat