Trash Free MarylandThis past July, Trash Free Maryland welcomed four new community members to its Board of Directors. Below, learn more about the individuals who will be helping to shape and support our future efforts to address litter and trash pollution statewide….
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We’re Hiring
Trash Free Maryland is looking for a coordinator to support our upcoming policy work during the Maryland General Assembly.
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Giving Tuesday 2018
Support our giving campaign this holiday season, and be a part of fighting litter across Maryland.
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Unique Partnerships on the Pathway to Prevention
In a fresh take on “the cleanup event,” we’re connecting with new partners and stakeholders as we strive to prevent litter and protect our waterways.
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Measuring Effectiveness of Policy: Designing Evaluation Methodology for the Baltimore City EPS Foam Ban
Written by Molly Cook, Graduate student with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and School of Nursing
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EPS Foam Bans in Anne Arundel County and the City of Annapolis: Recap
Read on to find out what happened, and what did not happen, to the EPS foam bans in Anne Arundel County and the City of Annapolis.
About Us
Trash Free Maryland, founded in 2010, is a nonprofit organization focused on lasting change to prevent trash pollution.
Cheers to Clean Water
In 2016, Trash Free Maryland was awarded funding to help address urban litter issues within the City of Baltimore. This funding has supported myriad initiatives, including research, the formation of our Trash Free Baltimore Collaborative, and more recently gave rise…
Support Us
Our collective voices are strong, but mobilizing Marylanders around trash pollution is hard work.
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Anne Arundel County and the City of Annapolis Introduce EPS Foam Bans
Amid the disappointing failure of the Maryland General Assembly to pass a statewide ban on EPS foam, Anne Arundel County and the City of Annapolis step up to join the growing list of jurisdictions in Maryland that recognize how harmful this product is.
Join us in April to Clean Up Litter
Marylanders come together to pick up litter every day during the month of April.