Look at the Bay on April Fool's Day - now imagine what the satellite image would show if we get a 25-year storm...or worse. There is an 80% chance of it happening over the course of the pending license for the Conowingo Dam. https://t.co/wGMfnQKhbA
The Clean Chesapeake Coalition is closely monitoring the developments of this ongoing issue. Stay tuned for more information about our efforts to ensure that the lost... https://t.co/g6jX1bf93j
We're grateful that Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford was able to join us at yesterday's Chesapeake Environmental & Economic Summit in Annapolis. Thank you also to his staff photographer, Patrick Siebert, for these great pictures! https://t.co/tt5kXOhVNF
Our Inaugural Chesapeake Environmental & Economic Summit in Annapolis yesterday was an important step in bringing together Maryland's... https://t.co/xG9AFaU5Gy
As of 11:30 this morning, the water was coming through the Dam at 150,000 cubic feet per second (cfs). This means scouring sediment and nutrients into the upper Bay...again. They're expecting to open up to 8 gates today after having 12 open yesterday. https://t.co/Xk5FsvgHTz
Maryland holding workshops to engage stakeholders at Harford Community College today.
Upper Eastern Shore WIP Workshop is Thursday in Easton: https://t.co/rOKsGmdAg9 https://t.co/qYIpMT9Z3k
Several CCC members attended last night's Oyster Advisory Committee meeting to get a preview of the long awaited, legislatively mandated Oyster Stock Assessment. We're still combing our way through the... https://t.co/eqvJiIznYf
Heavy rainfall throughout the summer has lead to an unusual amount of sediment, and the polluting nutrients that accompany it, to be scoured from behind the Dam. Since July 15th, we’ve had 25 days where the average cubic feet per second was over 100,000 https://t.co/mTjCRhJb7k
Here's hoping the fallout from Florence in our region is as light as officials are saying...even without the rain from that storm, beaches are being closed. https://t.co/HXJBJKRBrG
The Clean Chesapeake Coalition’s objective is to pursue improvement to the water quality of the Chesapeake Bay in the most prudent and fiscally responsible manner – through research, coordination and... https://t.co/LRM9aMdiW6