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By Chesapeake Bay Activities January 17, 2018

The federal agencies leading the watershed-wide effort to restore the Chesapeake Bay have released a progress report highlighting work completed in the 2015 fiscal year.

Since the signing of the Chesapeake Bay Executive Order in 2009, the federal agencies and their partners have helped make significant progress toward restoring the health of the Bay. In fiscal year 2015, federal agencies on the Federal Leadership Committee for the Chesapeake Bay spent more than $515 million on Bay restoration and protection.

To learn more about the the Chesapeake Bay healt and retoration, visit https://www.chesapeakebay.net/news/article/federal_agencies_outline_progress_toward_restoring_chesapeake_bay

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The federal agencies leading the watershed-wide effort to restore the Chesapeake Bay have released a progress report highlighting work completed in the 2015 fiscal year.

Since the signing of the Chesapeake Bay Executive Order in 2009, the federal agencies and their partners have helped make significant progress toward restoring the health of the Bay. In fiscal year 2015, federal agencies on the Federal Leadership Committee for the Chesapeake Bay spent more than $515 million on Bay restoration and protection.

To learn more about the the Chesapeake Bay healt and retoration, visit https://www.chesapeakebay.net/news/article/federal_agencies_outline_progress_toward_restoring_chesapeake_bay

< Back to Chesapeake Bay Activities Water Quality

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