U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland joined representatives from the Henderson-Hopkins School in East Baltimore and the Climate Access Fund, a non-profit green bank that develops and finances community solar projects in Maryland, on Monday for the ribbon-cutting for a solar project that will reduce electricity costs for low-income households in Baltimore.
Students in this Intersession's Environmental Microbiology class walked over to Wyman Park to discover what microbes can be found in local Baltimore ecosystems.