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The Obama administration unveiled a new strategy Monday for restoring the Chesapeake Bay that calls for stiffer controls on farm and urban runoff, but Republicans in Washington criticized legislation that would give the federal government more... Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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BALTIMORE (AP) -- Critics of the federal government's draft plan to clean up the Chesapeake Bay said it lacked details, while federal officials emphasized they would let states continue successful programs to control pollution flowing into the... Full Article at WUSA Washington, DC
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The Obama administration unveiled today a new strategy for restoring the Chesapeake Bay, calling for expanded regulation and enforcement to curb polluted runoff from farms and developed lands, but backing away from a complete federal takeover of the... Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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The Obama administration, trying to exert a new kind of oversight on the Chesapeake Bay watershed, announced Tuesday its plans to get tougher with states that don't clean their water fast enough. Full Article at The Washington Post
