News & Announcements

May 2011

AmDyne Corporation's Environmental scientists supported EA Engineering, Science & Technology, Inc. to produce the Risk Assessment for Sparrows Point near-shore waters. AmDyne's staff provided review and graphics.

April 2011

Celebrate Earth Day - April 22, 2011

Earth Day is next week and the EPA is planning events around the country!
http://www.epa.gov/earthday/events.htm

Earth Day Network’s A Billion Acts of Green® website is designed to prove the idea that real change occurs best when millions of people commit to it with their actions.

With its easy-to-use online registration tool, any individual or organization can register an Act of Green, from Earth Day events and community climate meetings to tree plantings, large-scale light bulb changes and workplace renewable energy retrofits. Simple individual gestures like riding a bike instead of driving and washing laundry in cold water may also be recorded.

Go to http://act.earthday.org/ for more information on how to document your Acts of Green.

February 2011

AmDyne Corporation Joins Maryland Green Registry

Hanover, MD (February 2011) – AmDyne Corporation (AmDyne) has joined the Maryland Green Registry – a statewide voluntary program to promote and recognize sustainable “greening” efforts by organizations of all types and sizes within the state.

To become a member, AmDyne complete a best practices profile which included our internal environmental efforts in areas such as management and leadership, energy and water conservation and transportation including efficient business travel. Profiles of the Green Registry companies are posted online to demonstrate each member’s environmental commitment.

“Maryland businesses and other organizations already know that even relatively simple steps to reduce our impact on the environment save money and create a healthier workplace,” said Governor Martin O’Malley. “The Maryland Green Registry provides an opportunity for these organizations to share their stories and inspire others to take steps to protect our air and our water, including the Chesapeake Bay.”

“This is an opportunity for AmDyne to demonstrate our dedication to sustainability practices in our daily business operations as well as in the services we provide,” said Christine Johnson, President of AmDyne. “Our membership, along with other leading organizations, will inspire other firms to incorporate similar practices in their business operations.”

As an environmental consulting firm, AmDyne is proud to showcase our environmentally friendly business practices. AmDyne began assisting government clients with pollution prevention in 1995 and has grown to advise our customers on a variety of environmental issues. From remediation and analysis of potential environmental hazards to environmental site assessments, NEPA documents and environmental management systems (EMS) AmDyne works closely with its clients to preserve natural resources and conserve water and energy.

About AmDyne:Headquartered in Glen Burnie, Maryland AmDyne Corporation (AmDyne) was founded in 1988 and has established itself as a multi-discipline engineering services company. AmDyne is a woman-owned small business and a certified MBE/DBE for Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. AmDyne currently supports government and public agencies in the following areas: Construction Management & Inspection; Engineering Design; Environmental Services; and Safety Services. We support Maryland Aviation Administration (MAA), Maryland Transit Administration (MTA), Maryland Port Authority (MPA), Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), Maryland State Highway Administration (MSHA) and other local, state and federal government agencies in a host of areas such as environmental planning, pollution prevention, occupational safety and health, facility design and construction management/inspection. www.AmDyne.com

About Maryland Green Registry: The Maryland Green Registry was launched in June 2009 as part of the State’s Smart, Green and Growing initiative. Membership is free and encourages businesses, churches, schools, governments, and other organizations to share information on the practices they have in place to reduce the environmental impact of their facilities and services. For more information on the Maryland Green Registry visit www.green.maryland.gov/registry

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