Promising Start to Renewed Chesapeake Bay Clean-up 9/01/2010

Today Maryland agencies submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency drafts of new plans to restore the Chesapeake Bay. The drafts are publicly available and are part of the bay-wide "pollution budget," a collaborative effort between federal and state partners aimed at cleaning up the bay and its source waters. After an initial review of the documentation, Environment Maryland Policy Advocate Tommy Landers issued this statement.