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Which Candidates Are Living Green Now?
Your guide to how the Democrats and Republicans stand on environmental issues. 
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The Weinermobile Goes Green (No, Not With Relish)
Oscar Mayer vehicle gets a little smaller to save of fuel and cut down on emissions. 
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Commission Lobbies Congress For $1 Billion In Blue Plains Improvements
Members of the multi-state Chesapeake Bay Commission are making upgrades to the Blue Plains Treatment Plant a new priority. 
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Maryland Has 6 Of Nation's Biggest Trees By Species
American Forests lists the trees from Maryland in its 2008-2009 National Register of Big Trees 
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Trouble In The Pipes: Aging Sewers Threaten Environment, Public Health
Despite penalties, sewer systems are still fouling rivers and streams. 
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Overflows Cost Sewer Systems $35 Million In Fines Over 5 Years
Gannett News Service analyzed federal data on fines and other enforcement actions related to sewage overflows from municipal sewer systems. 
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Panel Recommends Fining Idling Vehicles
The recommendation is an effort to reduce the region's air pollution. 
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Delmarva Says Land-Based Wind Power Will Mean Savings
Delmarva Power and Old Dominion Electric Cooperative have selected the six winning bidders seeking to bring land-based wind power to the region 
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Conservationists, Developer Reach Major Land Deal
A group of environmentalists and the owners of a large stretch of wilderness have reached a deal that would set aside the largest parcel of land for conservation in California history 
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Rural Pollution Rivals That Of Big Cities
Boulder, with a population of just 75 people, has one thing in common with major metropolitan areas: air pollution thick enough to pose health risks 
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