99 days ago - The best way to contain the spread of coal fly ash in the Gambrills area is the same thing that many local residents despise — development, water officials said.
103 days ago - Anne Arundel wants to extend a ban on depositing coal fly ash in the county, but the state must be more aggressive in protecting people from possible contamination and its carcinogenic effects, said County Executive John R. Leopold.
107 days ago - Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold wants to extend by one year the ban on dumping coal fly ash, a material that has contaminated wells and sparked political controversy.
114 days ago - Rep. John Sarbanes is calling for tougher federal laws on coal fly ash to prevent pollution that has lead to drinking water contaminated with cancer-causing metals.
141 days ago - Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold is calling Gov. Martin O’Malley’s veto of a bill repaying the county for helping out in a landmark coal fly ash investigation an “offensive and irresponsible anti-environment action.”
214 days ago - Anne Arundel lawmakers grilled the state’s top environmental official, who said her agency would not repay the county for collecting vital data in the Gambrills coal fly ash case.
240 days ago - Maryland Department of the Environment officials will be in Gambrills next week to answer questions about new laws regulating coal fly ash.
248 days ago - Anne Arundel residents and officials want the new laws on the dumping of coal fly ash to be tougher on pollution controls and allow more public awareness of fly ash issues.