Christine Condon
Environmental Journalist at Maryland Matters
Journalist at Maryland Matters covering the environment. Former Baltimore Sun reporter, and proud Sun Guild member.
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2 days ago |
marylandmatters.org | Christine Condon |William Ford
Kelly O. Hayes, the acting U.S. Attorney for Maryland, is acting no more. Hayes was sworn in Tuesday as the next U.S. attorney for the state, replacing former U.S. Attorney Erek Barron, who left in February. Hayes was chosen for interim post by Attorney General Pam Bondi, but someone nominated by the attorney general can only hold the post in a interim capacity for 120 days. After that, falls to the judges of the district to appoint a successor.
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1 week ago |
southernmarylandchronicle.com | Christine Condon |David Higgins
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has filed or signed onto two dozen lawsuits by states challenging Trump administration actions. But not this one. When California filed suit last week to defend its ability to set tougher vehicle emission standards — standards aimed at speeding adoption of electric vehicles — 10 states that had adopted the standards quickly joined the suit. Even though Maryland has adopted the California rules, it did not join.
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1 week ago |
marylandmatters.org | Christine Condon
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has filed or signed onto two dozen lawsuits by states challenging Trump administration actions. But not this one. When California filed suit last week to defend its ability to set tougher vehicle emission standards — standards aimed at speeding adoption of electric vehicles — 10 states that had adopted the standards quickly joined the suit. Even though Maryland has adopted the California rules, it did not join.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Christine Condon
Attorney General Anthony Brown (right) and Gov. Wes Moore at a May news conference in the State House. (Photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has filed or signed onto two dozen lawsuits by states challenging Trump administration actions. But not this one.
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2 weeks ago |
marylandmatters.org | Christine Condon
The parent company of BGE, Pepco and Delmarva Power will distribute $19 million to help its low- and middle-income customers pay their bills, as rates continue to rise, it announced Thursday. Exelon’s one-time donation to its Customer Relief Fund will be split between local nonprofits to actually distribute to customers in need. It’s part of a larger $50 million Exelon donation spread out between states the company serves. During an event Thursday at the Salvation Army of Annapolis, Maryland Gov.
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Gov. Wes Moore is signing the legislature's biggest energy bill tomorrow. It could kick off a petition campaign to bring the bill to a referendum. But the last time a similar effort succeeded was 2012. https://t.co/fTuXa2XwVV
For the first time, a Maryland state agency is inspecting EV chargers, and it's actually the Department of Agriculture. More here: https://t.co/wO54qwnJO1
More than 100 property owners are holding their line against the proposed Piedmont power line in Central Maryland. The power line company had to file in federal court earlier this week, asking for access to the properties for land surveys. https://t.co/YVV8Nlhwoc