A cluster of environmentally friendly landscaping businesses are part of a pilot program from Montgomery County government.
Montgomery County government will begin producing a monthly e-newsletter called "Green Montgomery."
County officials hope to recycle 70 percent of all waste by the year 2020.
The currently nameless heron appears on Maryland license plates.
The Bethesda-based beverage company will bring a 30-foot recycling bin to Union Station Wednesday and Thursday.
In Montgomery County, owners of selected historic houses may participate in a free energy audit through the county planning department's historic preservation section.
A third of the power used by the government in DC could come from wind sources.
Learn more about Earth Day and Green Week events near Chevy Chase.
The 2-to-4-foot free trees will be delivered directly to recipients' properties.
Green jobs in the state increased more than 18 percent from 2010 to 2011, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
O’Malley proposed the Transportation Infrastructure Investment Act of 2013, which would decrease the gas tax on consumers and, in its place, tack on a wholesale gas tax of 4 percent to be phased in over the next two years.
Find out where the electric car charging stations are along your route and at your destination.
Entries in this children's art contest must be postmarked by close of business March 1.
The DC mayor wants to reduce commuter trips by 50 percent as part of making the capital the nation's "healthiest, greenest and most livable city."
The re-developed office building at 7550 Wisconsin Avenue marks Bethesda's first new commerical office property in more than ten years, according to developers.