Reinstatement of CDC's Lead Poisoning Prevention
Program Staff a Step in the Right Direction for HHS
BALTIMORE, MD (June 12, 2025)--The announcement today that the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was reinstating more than 450 staff - including the childhood lead poisoning...
Advocates applaud Maryland Gov. Moore’s executive order to develop healthy air standards for HVACs and water heaters this year
Governor Moore Signs Executive Order
GHHI and Climate Advocates applaud Governor Wes Moore’s issuance of an Executive Order directing the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) to develop zero-emission heating equipment standards
Baltimore, MD – Governor Wes Moore,...
Biden-Harris Administration Selects Green & Healthy Homes Initiative to Receive $50,000,000 to Fund Projects Across the Mid-Atlantic
Baltimore, MD, December 20, 2023—The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today awarded the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) a $50 million grant as part of its Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program (EJ TCGM) GHHI is one of just 11 organizations selected nationally to provide...
GHHI Supports Biden Administration Proposal to Strengthen Lead and Copper Rule for Drinking Water
The announcement today by the EPA to require full lead service line replacement over the next ten years is a critical step in ending the toxic legacy of lead poisoning in the US.
GHHI Awarded $100,000 EPA Grant to Advance Climate Change Education in Maryland
The Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) is one of only 33 organizations to be awarded funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Environmental Education Grants Program. GHHI’s $100,000 grant will support efforts to educate Marylanders about climate change, actions that can be taken to reduce a household’s greenhouse gas emissions, and resources to assist with climate action. The GHHI project funded by this grant will focus on grassroots, cross-sector advocacy to advance healthy, climate change-resilient housing in the state.