Report: Current Efforts to Reduce Chesapeake Pollution Will Not Meet Water Quality Goals
ANNAPOLIS— Reducing the amount of pollution entering the Chesapeake Bay and improving its water quality is proving to be more challenging than anticipated…
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ANNAPOLIS— Reducing the amount of pollution entering the Chesapeake Bay and improving its water quality is proving to be more challenging than anticipated…
“You name it — it’s in there,” said John Naylor. “The scariest things are baby dolls — they’re not pretty anymore."
“You name it — it’s in there,” said John Naylor. “The scariest things are baby dolls — they’re not pretty anymore."
Efforts to improve the water quality of the Chesapeake Bay have fallen far short of goals set 40 years ago, and a new report by researchers suggests that achieving those goals remains elusive in the short-term.
Farm-generated water pollution in the Chesapeake Bay watershed isn’t decreasing as fast as authorities predicted, so new approaches may be needed, the Chesapeake Bay Program says.