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09/11/09
The federal government promised yesterday to take a more active role in cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay, vowing to crack down on states in the watershed if they miss the mark on pollution reductions. Find Us On Facebook
Lisa P. Jackson, administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said she'll block permits or yank federal funding as punishment, if necessary. "It's a challenge that has persisted more than two decades and one that has seen a lot of study and strategy, but not nearly enough action," Jackson said in a conference call with reporters yesterday afternoon. She said that restoring the bay is "one...
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