Tackling the Zombies
Originally posted on April 13, 2023, on the website of the American College of Environmental Lawyers By: Ridge Hall What […]
Wins for the Bay
Read how Chesapeake Legal Alliance staff, volunteer attorneys, and our community partners are working to protect and restore the Chesapeake Bay and its communities.
Maryland Legislative Roundup 2023
By Evan Isaacson Maryland’s 2023 legislative session did not end with quite the bang as the 2022 session. There was […]
Big Opportunity at the Conowingo Dam
This article was originally published in the Baltimore Sun on February 15, 2023, with drafting assistance from Robin Broder of […]
A Meaningful Win for Lothian
By: Patrick DeArmey CLA continues its work in the Lothian and Harwood communities along Sands Road in Anne Arundel County. […]
Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastics Packaging: Opportunities in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
Chesapeake Legal Alliance and the Chesapeake Bay Commission have released a joint policy report: Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastics Packaging: […]
An Updated Maryland Violations Tracker
Chesapeake Legal Alliance was founded on the belief that anyone’s environmental concerns are worthy of attention. CLA’s network of more […]
ShoreRivers, Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth, and Chesapeake Legal Alliance Announce Settlement with Valley Proteins, LLC over CWA Violations
Local Maryland Eastern Shore nonprofit organizations ShoreRivers and Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth, represented by their attorneys at Chesapeake Legal […]
A Look Back at the Battle for Turtle Run
By: Will Halnon “Originally, when I first got involved, I knew nothing,” says John Wyss, a patent, antitrust and trade […]
Maryland Legislative Roundup 2022
By Evan Isaacson The 2022 Maryland legislative session will be remembered as a landmark year for environmental legislation. The headline, […]
CLA Celebrates Maryland Senate’s Approval of SB0492/HB0649
Championed by CLA, the House version of a new Maryland bill has now passed the state Senate, garnering enough bi-partisan support […]