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Protecting Children By Stopping Toxic Toys

The last place you want to find toxic chemicals is your toddler's favorite toy. Unfortunately, chemicals linked to serious developmental problems and cancer are still allowed in children’s toys. The chemical industry is fighting to keep it that way.

TAKE ACTION • FIND OUT MORE • GO TO THE TOY SAFETY REPORT

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Energy Efficient Maryland

“Energy efficiency programs can help homeowners and small businesses tap into vast potential energy savings,” said Johanna Neumann, state director for Maryland PIRG. “By passing the governor’s energy efficiency legislation, lawmakers will deliver long-term savings on consumers’ energy bills and strengthen the local economy.”

Take Action • Learn More • Read Our Recent Energy Efficiency Report

Exposing Toy Hazards

On Nov. 20th, Maryland PIRG released our 22nd annual toy safety report, Trouble In Toyland. The report identifies hazardous toys on store shelves and explains what Congress can do to protect America's littlest consumers - our children - from unsafe toys.

Statement of Maryland PIRG State Director, Johanna Neumann, in response to Gov. O’Malley touring Constellation Energy’s Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant in Southern Maryland. More

General Assembly Passes Energy Efficiency Bills More

Energy Efficiency Bills Pass House and Senate More

Students Overwhelmingly Support Fair Campus Credit Card Marketing Principles To Rein In “Out-of-Control” Credit Card Company Marketing, Nationwide Survey Finds More

Coalition Challenges Scope of Nuclear Power Plant Impact Review More