News

2011

The Secret River in the Nation's Capital
10/17/11 - The Ocean Doctor Radio Show

Love You, Anacostia River, No Matter What
9/30/11 - Washington City Paper

DC’s Bag Ban An Environmental Success
9/26/11 - Washington City Paper

Paddle Power
8/18/11 - MD Gazette

Morning Links
8/17/11 - Washingtonian Capital Comment Blog

Oil Spill in the Anacostia
8/16/11 - NBC Washington

Our Bay: Risky Swim
7/2/11 - Hometown Annapolis

Activists take plunge in Anacostia to raise awareness
7/1/11 - WAMU 88.5 FM American University Radio

Wading for a cleaner Anacostia
6/30/11 - The Washington Post

District buisnesses not harmed by bag tax
2/23/11 - The Washington Post

Nash Run trash trap
2/7/11 - The Baltimore Sun

2010

DC Getting Power to Make Polluters Pay
12/13/10 - Washington City Paper

EPA Approves Trash Limit For Anacostia River
9/27/10 - Center for Environment, Commerce, & Energy

Brightening town with 'green'
5/20/10 - The Gazette

Brightening town with 'green'
5/20/10 - The Gazette

Tax in the Bag
2/16/10 - American Life

Clean Water Forum Unites Efforts at all Levels
2/1/10 - Chesapeake Bay Journal

Clean water forum unites efforts at all levels
2/1/10 - Chesapeake Bay Journal

WSSC, U.S. EPA Celebrate Start of D.C. Area Sewer Rehab Project
1/1/10 - Underground Consturction Magazine

2009

DC Residents Will Be Paying for Shopping and Parking
12/30/09 - WAMU 88.5 FM American University Radio

Something in the Water
12/18/09 - The American Prospect

Filth Continues to Flow into Chesapeake
12/17/09 - Capital News Service

Giant-Landover Plans Big Bag Giveaway in D.C.
12/07/09 - Progressive Grocer

A magical time to visit best-loved gardens
12/05/09 - The Washington Post

Giant to Offer 250K reusable bags
12/04/09 - Washington Buisness Journal

Walking in George Gurley's Shoes
9/1/09 - Capital Community News

Jonetta Rose Barras: Water works
8/23/09 - The Examiner

Edmonston plans 'green' street
3/26/09 - The Gazette

Price Tag Set in Battle Over Bags
2/12/09 - NBC Washington

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