Improve the environment and create economic development and job creation opportunities in the State of Maryland by constructing creative and innovative sustainable materials management projects and activities through voluntary public-private collaboration.
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SM³ Vision

Improve the environment and create economic development and job creation opportunities in the State of Maryland by constructing creative and innovative sustainable materials management projects and activities through voluntary public-private collaboration.

SM³ Mission

Design and implement materials management initiatives and projects for Maryland that will: foster new materials management businesses in Maryland, conserve natural resources, meet climate change goals for 2030 and beyond, and embrace new and more effective measures of success.

SM³ Strategy

Implement Governor Hogan’s Executive Order 01.01.2017.13 as it pertains to the building of partnerships for sustainable materials management utilizing a backbone organization called Sustainable Materials Management Maryland or SM3 as a collaborative and advisory framework for change.

SM³ Supporters

SM³ supporters include: Bowie State University, Bioenergy, Choice Hotels, Ecohub, Kurtz Brothers, Mobile Fluid Recovery, Northrup Grumman, Ritchie Land Reclamation, Smithfield Foods, The Bulldog Group, Towson University, University of Maryland, Washington College, Waste Management.

Collaborators

State and country government organizations collaborating with SM³ include: Maryland Department of the Environment, Maryland Department of Commerce, Maryland Energy Administration, Maryland Department of Transportation Port Administration, Maryland Department of Agriculture, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, Calvert County, Carroll County, Cecil County, Frederick County, Harford County, Howard County, Maryland Environmental Service, Montgomery County, Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority, Prince Georges County, St. Mary’s County, Washington County.


Steve Hellem, Co-Leader, SM³
Tom Murray, Co-Leader, SM³
Phone: (202) 688-3095
1200 G Street NW, Suite 350, Washington, DC 20005
Copyright Sustainable Materials Management Maryland (SM³) 2019