Gardeners are first line of defense against invasive wood-boring insects
Be on the lookout for the Asian long-horned beetle and the emerald ash borer See the rest of this article here
Reducing government’s carbon footprint
Agencies develop strategies on how to achieve goals See the rest of this article here
Big bug trouble that’s tough to squash
Invasion of stink bugs has homeowners, farmers seeking relief See the rest of this article here
EPA puts bay states on notice
Federal officials begin a sweeping crackdown on pollution in the Chesapeake Bay See the rest of this article here
EPA approves multi-jurisdictional trash limit for Anacostia River
Mandate increases trash tonnage by 600 See the rest of this article here
Rockville works to boost its wildlife credentials
The City of Rockville, MD is working towards becoming the first municipality in Maryland to be named a Community Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. See the rest of this article here
Creative Use of Pet Refuse
Pet Poop Fueling City Park Light, Sparks Conversation See the rest of this article here
Potomac River’s Health Rebounds
Nitrogen slashed, but other pollutants remain a concern See the rest of this article here
Increased carbon in atmosphere may explain bumper crop of poison ivy
Poison ivy thrives on rising carbon dioxide, becoming more prolific and potent See the rest of this article here
Protected Trees Removed in Fairfax Station
Benefits of preserving trees still not appreciated by all See the rest of this article here