Notwithstanding the many challenges facing our natural 
resources and our environment today, we have reason to be hopeful, 
said Governor O’Malley, for at the end of the day, our problems are 
man-made and so too are the solutions. The hands that have caused 
the harm now have the power to heal.

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Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan

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  • Drive Less - Use Transit
  • Pick Up After Your Pet
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  • Eat Locally Grown Food
  • Install a Rain Barrel
  • Plant a Rain Garden
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  • Plant a Tree
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