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Statement: CCAN Thanks the Public Service Commission for Offshore Wind Decision

August 21, 2020 /
TAKOMA PARK, MD – Yesterday, the Maryland Public Service Commission approved changes to the plans to build offshore wind turbines off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland. This decision allows
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Just Senior Year of College Things: Navigating Unpredictability, New Chapters, and A Global Pandemic

August 20, 2020 /
Written by Ravena Pernanand Unexpected emails and last-minute packing When the first whispers of COVID-19 were emerging in the United States, I was packing my luggage and boarding a 4am
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Finding Hope in the Unglamorous Climate Fights

August 20, 2020 /
Written by Alice Bell I’ve always been drawn to the weird, kinda-niche parts of fighting climate change; divestment, the ins and outs of building energy codes, and so on. They’re
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Facing the COVID-19 Crisis as a College Student

August 13, 2020 /
Written by Abbey Kolf Adjusting to the New Reality It seems like just yesterday I was celebrating the new year with my family on vacation, my only cares in the
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Another Maryland Coal Plant Suddenly Retires

August 13, 2020 /
GenOn Files to Deactivate Another MD Coal-Fired Power Plant in 2021 Sudden announcement underscores the need for economic transition of Maryland’s remaining coal plantThursday, August 13, 2020Contact:  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY,
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“What Are You?” – How Struggles with Multiculturalism Have Informed My Activism

July 28, 2020 /
By Zamir Ticknor “What Am I?”   I remember wearing my bright, aqua blue Panjabi with exquisite designs on the collars– that my family bought when I was in my home
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When it Comes to Climate Activism, There is No “One Lane”

July 23, 2020 /
We’ve received pushback for supporting Black Lives Matter and voting issues being “out of our lane.” Here’s our response. By Courtney Dyson When it comes to fighting the climate crisis,
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1,500+ Marylanders to Hogan Administration: Reject the Eastern Shore Pipeline Project

July 21, 2020 /
On the Heels of Massive Fracked-Gas Pipeline Shutdowns Nationally, Hogan Administration Considering Approval for a New Pipeline down the Eastern Shore of Maryland SALISBURY, MD — Today, environmental organizations announced
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Do the Next Right Thing: On Grief, Parenting, and Coronavirus

July 10, 2020 /
On Grief I was talking to a friend recently who is living with grief – her mom is sick, she and her family have moved temporarily to be with her,
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Environmental Groups Speak Out Against the Eastern Shore Pipeline for Fracked Gas

July 7, 2020 /
On the Heels of Massive Fracked-Gas Pipeline Shutdowns Nationally, Hogan Administration Considering Approval for a New Pipeline down the Eastern Shore of Maryland SALISBURY, MD — Today, dozens of organizations
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