Christine Condon is an environmental journalist at Maryland Matters. She covers state politics with a particular focus on environmental and energy issues, including energy policy, sustainability, and climate change. Christine has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and The Baltimore Sun.
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By: William J. Ford, Christine Condon
At least one Maryland union is taking a hard line against political candidates that oppose data center development.
By: Christine Condon
After parting ways with the contractor once expected to build the new Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland is aiming to select four replacement contractors by late next spring.
By: Christine Condon
A gubernatorial debate between GOP nominee Dan Cox and Gov. Wes Moore (D) sparks more debate, about how many debates there should be and who should be included, and "green bank" director Kathy Magruder steps down, in political notes.
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Democrat Gov. Wes Moore and two-time Republican nominee Dan Cox are set to square off during a televised debate about a month before Election Day.
Maryland's electric utilities submitted proposals Tuesday to reduce the size of EmPOWER Maryland, the state's signature energy efficiency program, changes
By: Christine Condon
Maryland's electric utilities submitted proposals Tuesday to reduce the size of EmPOWER Maryland, the state's signature energy efficiency program, changes
By: Christine Condon
Historians at the Maryland Museum of Military History hope that genealogy whizzes or military history buffs might help them identify the 45 Union soldiers from the Eastern Shore, in a rare collection of individual tintypes, each in its own intricate metal frame.
By: Christine Condon
Nestled in the oldest armory in Maryland is a set of Civil War-era photographs vexing a small team of military historians. So they're asking for help.
Aerial surveys show that underwater grasses in the Chesapeake Bay had a strong year in 2025, taking up the most acreage since 2018.
By: Christine Condon
For years, Perdue Agribusiness has been embroiled lawsuits over claims it polluted local groundwater with PFAS, the cancer-causing "forever chemical." So neighbors were skeptical when Perdue asked to increase the treated wastewater it pours in a local stream.
