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Solid Waste Management
Report from State Circle (2013.6)
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 17 Apr 2013 - 11:09 am- LWV Newsletter
- Maryland
- Absentee Ballot
- Early Voting
- Voter Registration
- Administration of Justice
- Juvenile Justice
- Redistricting
- Election Administration
- Campaign Finance
- Firearms Control
- Budget Process
- State Revenue
- General Assembly
- GOVERNMENT
- Children and Families
- Energy
- Solid Waste Management
- Transportation
- Education + Literacy
- Health Care
Click on the file to download the final edition of LWVMD's Report from State Circle for the 2013 Maryland General Assembly session.
LWVMD Testimony 2013: SB563 Environment and Public Utilities-Notice to Neighboring Jurisdictions
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 27 Mar 2013 - 11:39 amTESTIMONY TO THE HOUSE ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS COMMITTEE
SB 563 Environment and Public Utilities - Notice to Neighboring Jurisdictions of Applications
POSITION: Support
BY: Nancy Soreng, President
DATE: March 26, 2013
Report from State Circle (2013.5)
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 27 Mar 2013 - 9:53 am- LWV Newsletter
- Maryland
- Absentee Ballot
- Early Voting
- Voter Registration
- Administration of Justice
- Death Penalty
- Juvenile Justice
- Election Administration
- Voting Rights
- Voting Systems
- Campaign Finance
- Firearms Control
- Budget Process
- State Revenue
- GOVERNMENT
- Children and Families
- ENVIRONMENT
- Energy
- Land Use and Growth Management
- Solid Waste Management
- Transportation
- Drugs and Alcohol
- Education + Literacy
- Affordable Housing
- Health Care
- Wages
Please click on the file name to download a printable version of the March 27, 2013 issue of Report from State Circle.
(RSC 2013.5) Environment: Clean Water, The Bay, Pesticides & Land Use
Submitted by Susan Cochran on Wed 27 Mar 2013 - 12:00 amSB1029 Maryland Agricultural Certainty Program (Middleton plus 3) This bill is controversial as the Chesapeake Bay Foundation supports it, but almost all other environmental groups are opposed. It is a ten-year program during which farmers who volunteer for the program will be exempt from further regulations. They must take certain steps to control and report their farming practices. The League opposed the bill’s ten-year exemption period. Favorable report, EHEA; passed second reader.
Update on bills previously reported in RSC 1-4
(RSC 2013.4) Environment: Clean Water, The Bay, Pesticides & Land Use
Submitted by Susan Cochran on Wed 6 Mar 2013 - 3:58 pmUpdate on bills reported in RSC 1-3:
HB508 Local Stormwater Management Charges-State Property Heard by ENV 2/20; no further hearing scheduled.
HB1086/SB576 Community Cleanup and Greening Act of 2013 Heard by EHEA 2/26. No decision at this writing. Hrg. 3/8 ENV
HB1085/SB641 Statewide Container Recycling Incentive Program Hrgs. 3/8 ENV; 3/5 EHEA
HB775/SB675 Maryland Pesticide Reporting and Information Act Hrg. 3/5 EHEA
By Susan Cochran
LWVMD Testimony 2013: SB641/HB1085 Statewide Container Recycling Incentive Program
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 6 Mar 2013 - 3:36 pmTESTIMONY TO THE SENATE EDUCATION, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
SB 641 Statewide Container Recycling Incentive Program
POSITION: Support
BY: Susan Cochran
DATE: March 5, 2013
The League of Women Voters of Maryland strongly supports the Statewide Container Recycling Incentive Program based on our position that solid waste should be regarded as a resource. We support the maximum recycling possible.




