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Curtis Bay residents press MDE to reject CSX coal terminal's operating permit over health concerns

At a community meeting on Thursday, residents argue they want to live without the constant presence of coal dust from the nearby coal terminal.

The Baltimore Sun on MSN · 5d

Curtis Bay residents denounce proposed Maryland regulations for CSX coal terminal

Curtis Bay residents Thursday night demanded the Maryland Department of the Environment reject a new permit for the CSX Transportation coal terminal in their neighborhood.

Yahoo · 6d

MDE seeks help from Curtis Bay to draft new operating permit for CSX

In the basement of the Saint Athanasius church in Curtis Bay was a room filled with people looking for answers about how they can breathe cleaner air in their community. The Maryland Department of the Environment is also in the room,

wmar2news · 6d

Maryland Department of the Environment seeks help from Curtis Bay to draft new operating permit for CSX

If CSX violates the current or new permit, MDE can fine CSX up to $25,000 a day for incidents of violation or issue a civil suit with the attorney general’s office.

CBS News · 6d

MDE pressed by Curtis Bay residents to reject CSX terminal's operating permit

Hosted on MSN · 6d

MDE can't tell CSX Coal Terminal to stop operating, it says

Baltimore Banner6d

Are giant walls enough to shield Curtis Bay from coal dust? The neighborhood says no.

Curtis Bay residents want more protections from CSX's coal facility, but state officials expect the company may file a ...

1monon MSN

In Baltimore’s Curtis Bay, sooty air pollution is on par with that on major highways, study finds

Angie Shaneyfelt, a Curtis Bay Association board member, has been involved in regional advocacy efforts since 2021, when ...

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JPMorgan Chase invests millions into non-profits to stabilize housing supply in Baltimore

The $4 million Investment into 9 local non-profits is one step closer to eliminating more vacant houses in Baltimore City and revitalizing neighborhoods.

1yon MSN

Curtis Bay Energy fined $1 million for failing to properly dispose of dangerous medical waste

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a guilty plea and a $1 million fine against Curtis Bay Energy for ...

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