Maryland Department of Natural Resources

McCartan, L. Geologic Map of St. Mary s County, State of Maryland, Department of Natural Resources, Maryland Geological Survey Baltimore, MD, 1989. 

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources recently completed an assessment of the availability, cost, and reliability of wood fuels on the Delmarva Peninsula (14). The study concluded that cull trees and timber harvest residue could provide over 1.9 million tons of wood fuel annually at a cost to users of 12.50 per green ton. Other studies in Minnesota, New York. Oregon, and Washington are involved in similar utilization and biomass assessments to determine the availability of wood fuels for energy. 

USEPA. Deposition of Air Pollutants to Great Waters, Second Report to Congress, 1997, EPA 453-R-97-011, Washington, DC Ondov, J.M. Quinn, T.L. Han, M. Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Chesapeake Bay and Watershed Programs Report CBWP-MANTA-AD-96-1, 1996, pp. 1-111. 

Castro, M.S. Mason, R.P. Scudlark, J.R. Church, T.M. Final Report, Maryland Department of Natural Resources Power Plant Research Program, 2000. 

CIS Chemical Information Systems, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland CESARS Chemical Evaluation Search and Retrieval System 189 chemicals OFFICE OF MATERIALS CONTROL OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN S DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Detailed information and evaluations on a group of chemicals of particular importance in the Great Lakes Basin. Each record contains up to 185 data fields with references to the studies used in their documentation... 

Magnien, R.E. et al.. Associations between Pfiesteria, fish health and environmental conditions in Maryland. Final Report Tidewater Ecosystem Assessment, Department of Natural Resources, Maryland, 2000, p. 37. 

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