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Bay 101: Wastewater Treatment Plants



February 04, 2011

Alan Quimby from Queen Anne’s County, Maryland Sanitary District explains how wastewater treatment plants throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed are being upgraded to reduce pollution.

Produced by Matt Rath
Music: “A Moment of Jazz” by Ancelin

Keywords: nitrogen, Pollution, Maryland, Bay 101, Phosphorus, wastewater treatment, queen anne's county

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