Despite a 2020 compromise, debate over the deadlines for farmers to install fences and craft plans to reduce nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has been revived in this year’s
RICHMOND — The health of the Chesapeake Bay remains unchanged from a D+ in 2020 and 2018, according to a biennial report from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation that…
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D+. That's the grade the Chesapeake Bay received in the 2022 State of the Bay Report. That's the same as in 2020, which means problems like pollution haven't improved.