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Does taking an online action make a difference? YES IT DOES! Please take all the action alerts below for this legislative session which send emails to your legislators. You can also call them, write them letters, and please do come to Lobby night this coming Monday! RSVP here.
Sign up for Feb 26 Lobby Night now 
Join Us in Annapolis Monday to meet your elected officials to ask them to protect our forests, ban foam food containers, improve PSC reviews of proposed new fossil fuel plants, secure long-term dedicated funding for Metro, and support clean energy for Maryland.
It's fun, we set up the meetings, and we have carpools. RSVP Today!Then please take all the action alerts below! Thank you SO MUCH!
Protect our forests strengthen the Forest Conservation Act. Take Action!
Clean up our waterways, beaches, and land - ban the sale and use of foam food containers. Take Action!
Support Public Transit
Support public transit Provide Metro with additional, dedicated funding for critical system improvements. Take Action!
Improve Community Input for Proposed Fossil Fuel Power Plants
Improve community input for proposed fossil fuel power plants, and ensure analysis of their potential health impacts. Take Action!-
Protect Kids And The Environment from Synthetic Waste Surfaces on Playgrounds and Playing Fields 
Heavy metals, like arsenic, lead, and mercury, and toxic chemicals, like benzene, are just some of the harmful materials on synthetic surfaces used to cover children's playgrounds and playing fields.Take Action!
Urge Maryland Lawmakers To Ban The Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
Chlorpyrifos is a toxic nerve agent proven to cause brain damage in children. People come in contact with the chemical through residue on food, drinking water contamination, and toxic drift from pesticide application. Take Action!
Achieve 100% Clean Energy in Maryland By 2035 
Runaway climate change, with increasingly destructive storms, floods, and heat waves, threatens Maryland's economy, public health, and natural environment. The electric energy sector is one of the largest sources of the carbon pollution. Take Action!
Don't let your legislator kill offshore wind in Maryland
Last year, the Public Service Commission (PSC) approved both proposed offshore wind projects which will eliminate 19,000 tons of carbon dioxide every year. Last week, we got disturbing and frankly unacceptable news -- a handful of Maryland legislators are working to effectively kill offshore wind in Maryland. Take Action!
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