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The Annapolis Capital (Tue 31 Mar, 2009)
Severn report card: C-minus - Bright spot found in underwater grasses
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
There's good news and bad news on the Severn River, according to a report card on the river's health.
The Baltimore Sun - Bay and Environment Blog (Mon 30 Mar, 2009)
Severn River's 1st report card: C-
Staff quoted: UMCES
It's probably no big surprise to those who live along the Severn River, but the first-ever report card on the 14-mile waterway that runs through the state capital found it's in poor health.
WJZ (Baltimore) Television (Mon 30 Mar, 2009)
Severn River Described As Being 'In Trouble' (Video)
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) ― A river in trouble. That's how the Severn in Anne Arundel County is being described.
The Annapolis Capital (Wed 22 Oct, 2008)
Severn River facing problems - Experts: State of waterway consistently bad
Staff quoted: UMCES
Like the Chesapeake Bay as a whole, the Severn River suffers from dirty runoff from paved surfaces, a loss of beneficial trees and a suffocating lack of oxygen in the water.