Baltimore city's green plan goes online
Listen up, all you city dwellers who care about recycling, green jobs and transit. The city's "sustainability" plan is available for review and comment online.
The plan focuses on seven basic "themes," including cleanliness, pollution prevention, resource conservation, environmental education and awareness. Specifics are still to come in some cases, but it calls for an anti-litter campaign, reducing the city's greenhouse gas emissions by 15 percent by 2015, doubling the number of trees planted and making Baltimore a green business mecca. Officials say they intend to make these part of the city's comprehensive plan, which guides all development in Baltimore.
To read and comment on the plan, go here. You have until Jan. 30. For instructions on commenting online, go here.