Bike more! Did you know? Fifty to 90 percent of carbon emissions are caused by automobiles. Try the bike lane!






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Bike more! Did you know? Fifty to 90 percent of carbon emissions are caused by automobiles. Try the bike lane!
You may have heard a lot of talk about pollinators lately. So, why the renewed interest in bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds? Ginny Rosenkranz, of the University of Maryland Extension, shares her expertise.
“Real Food Farm, an urban farm in Baltimore City, works toward a just and sustainable food system,” said Tyler Brown, farm manager at Civic Works’ Real Food Farm, at a UM Go Green-sponsored sustainability workshop on April 10.
“This isn’t a terrible city to bike in,” says Justin Taylor, vice president of the University Student Government Association. Taylor and Adam Clark (also a student in the Graduate School) gave tips on urban biking at a UM Go Green-sponsored sustainability workshop on March 26.
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