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A new computer model from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science was recently chosen to replace an aging system used to guide the massive Chesapeake Bay restoration project.

C. John Sullivan III continues agricultural advocacy on the national level.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has chosen a computer model developed by researchers at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science as its next-generation tool for monitoring and managing Chesapeake Bay restoration in an era of rapid climate change.

It is past time for the Hogan administration and the legislature to resolve these problems with bold actions to put us back on track to restore this great estuary and make Maryland a leader again.

"I am poised to be inaugurated as the 74th Governor of Virginia, a seat that was held by Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson. This is a very humbling moment,” Youngkin said.

Annapolis state Sen. Sarah Elfreth, a Democrat, will serve a one-year term with the Chesapeake Bay Commission, made up of bipartisan legislators from Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania with the goal of pushing for policies to restore and protect the bay watershed.

Congressman A. Donald McEachin is urging state senators to oppose the nomination of Andrew Wheeler as Secretary of Natural and Historic Resources.

Former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) head Andrew Wheeler, Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin’s (R) nominee for state secretary of natural resources, may be in for a confirmation fight from the state Sen

Chicken farming remains too large a source of Chesapeake Bay pollution to be ignored (or lied about).

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