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Is it safe to swim? Heavy rain leads to bacteria spikes in Chesapeake rivers
Recreation in the natural waters of the Chesapeake Bay region should always be approached with caution after rainfall. And, ...
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As data centers multiply in the Chesapeake region, water use increases too
This series explores the impacts of data centers on water supply, energy use, air quality and stormwater runoff in the ...
Since the Chesapeake Bay watershed agreement was signed over a decade ago, more than 2,200 acres of oyster habitat in the bay ...
VIRGINIA, USA — A new study out of the University of Maryland is shedding more light on a long-standing concern: the Chesapeake Bay is getting warmer, and it’s not just a gradual trend ...
The Chesapeake Bay Program is on track to meet its 2025 goal of restoring oyster reefs in 10 tributaries – a target set in ...
WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — Record-breaking highs may impact the Potomac River Basin water flow and supply into Washington, D.C., according to the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin ...
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