The Environmental Protection Agency issued a new directive last week that was intended to signal a stronger promise that the feds would crack down on runoff from farms and stormwater - two of the major sources of pollution.
J. Charles Fox, a special adviser to EPA and formerly Maryland's secretary for Natural Resources, expressed frustration at missed deadlines for cleaning up the bay and said...
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