Maryland agencies must submit a plan to help fight climate change, governor says

Maryland agencies must submit a plan to help fight climate change, governor says

State agencies in Maryland will be required to submit a plan to help address climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, under an executive order signed by Gov. Wes Moore on Tuesday.

The plan calls for all state agencies to submit a report to the governor by Nov. 1 showing how they will help the state meet its goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2031 to 60% of 2006 levels, the governor said at a news conference in Baltimore.

 

Maryland agencies must submit a plan to help fight climate change, governor says

Maryland agencies must submit a plan to help fight climate change, governor says

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