ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland legislature wrapped up it’s 2021 session Monday without passing the Climate Solutions Now Act. The bill would have bolstered Maryland’s goals for global warming emissions reductions and create a set of mandates on building efficiency, tree planting and transportation, among other things. After the State Senate passed the bill in March, the House passed a stripped down version in the last week of session, and the two chambers could not reach an agreement during the final day of session.
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