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  • June 22, 2022

    Watershed jurisdictions help lower nutrient and sediment pollution entering the Bay

    Bay model shows slight decline of pollution in 2021, thanks to agricultural conservation practices

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  • June 07, 2022

    Slight improvements in Bay health and new economic data added in 2021 Chesapeake Bay Report Card

    The Chesapeake Bay’s overall score is up 5% from last year, receiving a C grade

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  • May 17, 2022

    A powerful data set blazes an even more groundbreaking, new trail

    Very high-resolution land use and land cover show critical insights about the landscape of the watershed

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  • April 28, 2022

    Federal agencies working in the Chesapeake commit to take action against climate change

    Proposed activities highlight vulnerable communities, wildlife and threatened habitats in the region

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  • April 21, 2022

    Chesapeake Behavior Change helps individuals and organizations promote behaviors that help restore the Bay

    Chesapeake Behavior Change helps individuals and organizations promote behaviors that help restore the Bay

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  • February 09, 2022

    Emergency funding allows environmental education to continue outside and online

    The Chesapeake Bay Program Office helps watershed non-profits continue environmental literacy programming during the pandemic

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  • February 02, 2022

    Scientific, local and community representatives find common goals make a larger impact

    Climate resiliency is a top priority for the Chesapeake Bay Program's advisory committees

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  • December 15, 2021

    Celebrating DEIJ and climate successes with the Chesapeake Bay Program

    EPA Administrator takes over as chair of the Chesapeake Executive Council

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  • December 02, 2021

    The world’s largest oyster restoration project is completed in Virginia

    Restored reefs bring both ecological and economic benefits

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  • November 30, 2021

    Experts find an average Chesapeake Bay dead zone in 2021

    Hot weather and mild winds contribute to the dead zone sticking around longer into the fall

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