Wastewater, Runoff from Stormwater, Agriculture Slow Chesapeake Bay Cleanup

Chart Virginians are heading to the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries for a break from the COVID-19 pandemic – fishing, kayaking, and swimming. Throughout the summer pollution closes access to some of those waters. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation took a critical look at whether Virginia is meeting pollution reduction goals. Pamela D’Angelo reports.

Here is the full CBF report.

Chesapeake Bay, General Assembly, Pollution, Special Session

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