The plan to protect the Chesapeake is failing, and it’s Pennsylvania’s fault

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By Emily PontecorvoJan 21, 2020, 3:55 am187 pts
In early January, members of the Chesapeake Bay Commission sat in a gray conference room in Annapolis, Maryland, for a routine meeting. The 21-member legislative body, with representatives from Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland, convenes regularly to coordinate interstate efforts to restore and protect the…

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