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WBOC (Salisbury) Television (Wed 18 Jul, 2012)
Delmarva Drought Helps Clean the Bay
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
The recent drought Delmarva is experiencing is causing crops to die and farmers to struggle. But believe it or not, it is helping clean up the Chesapeake Bay. WBOC's Steve Fisher reports.
Stafford County Sun (Wed 18 Jul, 2012)
Editorial: Improving the bay
Efforts to clean up the Chesapeake Bay have not always paid the dividends that defenders of natural resources would hope. Numerous reasons account for that, from the complexity of the problem itself to the herding-cats difficulty of getting every jurisdiction in the watershed pulling in the same direction at the same time.
Delmarva Now (Fri 13 Jul, 2012)
Maryland Attorney General visits OC, coastal bays
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
OCEAN CITY -- Doug Gansler says Worcester County's coastal bays are often forgotten — but that's only because we have it pretty good out here.
The Examiner (Mon 9 Jul, 2012)
Chesapeake Bay clean up in Virginia well on track but pitfalls still remain
Gov. Bob McDonnell announced on Friday that "significant reductions" of phosphorous and nitrogen stemming from wastewater treatment plants has put Virginia in line to reach pollution reduction goals towards cleaning the Chesapeake Bay.[1]
WTOP Radio News (Fri 6 Jul, 2012)
Restored Chesapeake Bay possible, McDonnell says
RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia is far exceeding milestones to reduce wastewater pollution into the Chesapeake Bay, clearly showing the restoration of the bay can be achieved, the McDonnell administration said Friday.
The Wall Street Journal (Fri 6 Jul, 2012)
Va.: restored Chesapeake Bay is possible
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia is far exceeding milestones to reduce wastewater pollution into the Chesapeake Bay, clearly showing the restoration of the bay can be achieved, the McDonnell administration said Friday.
Chesapeake Bay Journal (Sun 1 Jul, 2012)
Fowler sees 35 inches on 25th year of wade-in - Patuxent event illustrates how growing development has more than offset initial improvements to water quality
Every year since 1988, on the second Sunday in June, Bernie Fowler has been wading into the Patuxent River, stopping when he can no longer see his white sneakers.
Chesapeake Bay Journal (Sun 1 Jul, 2012)
Scientists predict moderate low-oxygen areas this summer
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
Oxygen levels in the Bay should recover from last year's dismal lows, according to scientists who expect oxygen conditions in the midrange of what's been observed over the last three decades.
The Washington Post (Wed 20 Jun, 2012)
A little farther in Bernie Fowler's shoes
For 25 years, former state senator Bernie Fowler has led groups of people into the Patuxent River in his determined effort to raise awareness about the declining quality of its water.
Southern Maryland News (Fri 15 Jun, 2012)
News not encouraging for local waterways
The news for our local waterways hasn't been good of late.