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Garrett and Allegany counties in western Maryland. Marcellus Drilling News has said there are only two counties in Maryland where fracking would occur: Allegany

Maryland coal mines produced 5.1 million tons of coal in 2006 (0.4% of the U.S. total), making Maryland the 17th-biggest coal-producing state in the country

Baldwin Hills Oil Watch Californians Against Fracking (includes full list of groups in California that oppose fracking) Center for Biological Diversity

November 1, 2008. "$54 Million: Maryland Fly Ash, Class Action Settlement Wins Court Approval: A Milestone in Maryland Environmental and Legal History

also Maine and coal Back River Alliance Sierra Club Maine Chapter See also Maryland and coal Students for a Sustainable Campus See also Massachusetts and coal

November 1, 2008. "$54 Million: Maryland Fly Ash, Class Action Settlement Wins Court Approval: A Milestone in Maryland Environmental and Legal History

Point Generating Station in Maryland, Dickerson Generating Station in Maryland, Morgantown Generating Station in Maryland, and its Potomac River Generating

major portions of Prince George’s County and Montgomery County in suburban Maryland. Pepco’s service territory covers approximately 640 square miles and has

stations and delivers electricity to customers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia. On its website it states that "approximately 95% of our

lung cancer." Besides Mississippi Sand, other Missouri operators include Maryland-based U.S. Silica and Texas-based FTS International LLC. "Mo. jumps into

owns power plants in California, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, and Utah; 59.1% of its generating capacity is in Maryland, and 25.2% is in New York. In

Smith power station is a retired power station in Williamsport, Washington, Maryland, United States. It is also known as R Paul Smith power station. The map

(Montana) Valmont Plant (Colorado) Cherokee Station (Colorado) Dickerson Plant (Maryland) Northampton (Pennsylvania) Kingston Plant (Tennessee) Hardin Generating

NiSource companies include: Columbia Gas (Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia) NIPSCO, "Northern Indiana Public Service Company" (Indiana)

Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States (California, Florida, Maryland, Ohio, Oregon, Massachusetts, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee

Barnes & Noble, a Gold's Gym, and loft offices. Maryland Art Place, a contemporary art gallery for Maryland artists, is located in the northwest corner. The

Piscataway Creeks Communities Council, petitioned a judicial review of the Maryland Public Service Commission’s authorization of Cove Point still under construction

Point Generating Station in Maryland, Dickerson Generating Station in Maryland, Morgantown Generating Station in Maryland, and its Potomac River Generating

Point Generating Station in Maryland, Dickerson Generating Station in Maryland, Morgantown Generating Station in Maryland, and its Potomac River Generating

1 Kentucky 80,380 8,938 3,967 12,905 6.2 Louisiana 2,810 - 280 280 10.0 Maryland 1,925 184 221 405 4.8 Mississippi 3,575 - 309 309 11.6 Missouri 414 - 24