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The Washington Post (Sat 19 May, 2012)
Potomac 'most endangered'? Just hype.
Just because you're promoting a worthy cause doesn't justify distorting the truth.
Federal News Radio (DC) (Tue 15 May, 2012)
Potomac River named most endangered
Staff quoted: Don Boesch
WASHINGTON - The Potomac River isn't the pollution cesspool of the 1960s and 1970s that many remember, but a nonprofit advocacy group ranks the "nation's river" as the most endangered.
Bay Journal (Tue 1 May, 2012)
Storms bring down Bay's grade on report card
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison, Caroline Wicks
The Chesapeake Bay brought home its worst report card ever this spring, thanks to a pair of storms that washed huge amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment into its mainstem.
Bay Daily (Wed 25 Apr, 2012)
A Perfect Storm for Blue Crabs
Staff quoted: Tom Miller
Here's a paradox about the Chesapeake Bay.
WTOP Radio News (Fri 20 Apr, 2012)
Chesapeake Bay crabs making a comeback
RIVA, Md. - Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley said there's good news on the health of the Chesapeake Bay.
The Maryland Gazette (Fri 20 Apr, 2012)
Health of Chesapeake Bay gets mixed reviews - Crab population up; overall health down
For Maryland's beloved body of water, the Chesapeake Bay, it was a week marked by stark highs and lows.
Broadneck Patch (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Some Bay Rivers' Grades Climb Despite Low Chesapeake Score
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
The Chesapeake Bay's grade went down from a C minus to a D plus, the second-lowest it's been since 1986. But not everything is looking down.
The Washington Examiner (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Crab population rebounds to strongest level in 19 years
ANNAPOLIS - Maryland's blue crab population reached its healthiest mark in 19 years, Gov. Martin O'Malley announced Thursday, as one of the state's signature resources recovers from record low populations just a few years ago.
WGMD (Delmarva) 92.7 (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
2011 Report Card Released for Chesapeake Bay
The health of the Chesapeake Bay appears to be declining. And Tuesday, scientists at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and NOAA gave the Chesapeake Baya D-plus in its latest report card on the state of the bay.
WJZ-TV (Baltimore) (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
Weather swings have left Chesapeake Bay in bad shape
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
Wild swings in the weather in 2011 have left the Chesapeake Bay in its worst shape in years.