News / Updates
- Report finds poultry farming sends more pollution to Chesapeake Bay than previously thought
- Poultry Industry Ammonia Air Pollution Adds More Nitrogen to Chesapeake Bay than all MD or PA Sewage Plants
- Why Pa. could see more chicken farming due to climate change
- Controversy brews over stormwater prevention program
- Time to try some new strategies to clean up bay
- Va. Also Eyeing Suit Against Pa. to Protect Chesapeake Bay
- Conowingo deal barely addresses PA runoff, imperiling Chesapeake Bay cleanup
- Will the private sector get a crack at reducing nutrient pollution in PA?
- Let's Sue Pennsylvania, Part II
- Pa. Senate panel coming to Franklin County to talk stormwater
- Pennsylvania plan still fails to meet Chesapeake cleanup goals
- Sue Pennsylvania? Maryland editorial on Pa.'s efforts to clean up Chesapeake Bay draws governor’s fire
- Let’s sue Pennsylvania
- PA SB575 - nutrient procurement bill - passes Senate in bipartisan vote
- CBF Calls on EPA to Hold States Accountable to Chesapeake Clean Water Blueprint
- COALITION FOR AFFORDABLE BAY SOLUTIONS URGES LEGISLATURE TO PASS SENATE BILL 575, HOUSE BILL 1642
- CABS Comments on PA DEP Draft Phase 3 WIP
- Pa. plan to improve condition of Chesapeake Bay called ‘woefully inadequate’
- EPA Encourages Market-Based Approach To Reduce Runoff To Great Lakes
- CBF Report: The State of the Blueprint
- Report: Extreme Rainfall Hurt Chesapeake Bay Health
- Senate passes bill streamlining pollution credits system
- Stormwater fees will be ‘a bitter pill’
- What You Need to Know about Pennsylvania’s Clean Water Blueprint - CBF
- Highlights of the Chesapeake Bay watershed implementation plans
- Stormwater Authorities Expand Toward Farm Country
- Thanks to the Pa. Senate for this bill that will help clean up Chesapeake Bay | PennLive letters - Steve Rowe, Newtrient, LLC
- CABS Applauds Study Showing Potential for Significant Cost Savings for PA's Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Mandate - CABS
- Ammonia Impacts on Groundwater and Downstream Estuaries - CABS
- Growth projections to be used to adjust 2025 Bay pollution goals
- It's time to pass this bill to clean up Pa's drinking water | PennLive letters (D Bassani - CABS)
- PA Must Explore Better Ways to Meet Federal Clean Water Mandates (PA Sen Richard Alloway)
- Forest Riparian Buffer Cost Analysis
- Assessment of Riparian Forest Buffers within the Susquehanna-Chesapeake Watershed
- Pa. lawmakers need to get behind this free-market plan to clean up Chesapeake Bay (PennLive Opinion)
- Pa. lawmaker's bill would expand participation in reducing bay pollution (Herald-Mail)
- Bill would allow private sector companies to bid on Bay cleanup efforts (ABC 27-Harrisburg)
- Interview with CABS's Dominic Bassani by RJ Harris on WHP580 (7/5/17)
- Alloway introduces bill to improve water quality while avoiding tax increase (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
- PA launches effort to write cleanup plan addressing Bay shortfall (Bay Journal)
- Chesapeake Bay cleanup: The same old rhetoric (D Bassani OpEd; Williamsport Sun-Gazette)
- Pa's failure to address Chesapeake Bay cleanup is hurting local drinking water: Dominic Bassani (PennLive OpEd)
- Scarce Funding Raises Pennsylvania’s Interest in Competitive Bidding Alternative (Press Release: Bion Enviro Tech)
- In a tight budget year, Gov. Wolf rightfully makes Chesapeake Bay clean-up a Pa. priority (Editorial Board: PennLive)
- Protecting water quality without asking taxpayers for billions (Alloway OpEd, Gettysburg Times)
- PA Farm Pollution Affecting Drinking Water In Susquehanna Watershed
- PA Chesapeake Bay Commission Members Spotlight Need For Clean Water Fund In PA
- PA lawmakers propose water fee to raise cleanup funds
- Funding common theme as Bay states confront 2017 environmental issues
- [PA] Legislator takes the reigns of Chesapeake Bay Commission
- Pa. budget shortfall grows to $600M: What does it mean for you?
- Lincoln Radio Journal Interview with Dominic Bassani (CABS)
- Governor Wolf Announces a New State/Federal Partnership to Bring $28 Million to Help Farmers in Bay Watershed Improve Local Water Quality
- DEP should partner with private sector (OpEd: PennLive)
- Legislation Introduced in Pennsylvania House and Senate to Implement Competitive Procurement to Help Meet Chesapeake Bay Mandates (press release from Bion Environmental Technologies)
- CABS Addresses Proposed Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Strategies to Joint State Senate Committee (CABS press release)
- Chesapeake Bay Strategy Hearing Oct. 18 By Senate Environmental & Ag Committees
- A perfect opportunity (Op-Ed, Centre Daily Times)
- State wasting billions in Chesapeake Bay cleanup (Op-Ed, Johnstown Tribune-Democrat)
- Wolf nominates Patrick McDonnell to run DEP
- Sen. Richard Alloway wants to reboot Growing Greener
- Clean Up the River (Editorial Board: York Daily Record)
- Pennsylvania charges bottled water companies next to nothing to extract from state waters
- There's a better way to clean up the bay (Op-ed: York Daily Record)
- Conservation Districts: DEP Farm Inspections Not Resolved In Chesapeake Bay Watershed
- PennLive Editorial: Pa. officials need to find a Chesapeake Bay fix before the feds do it for them
- $4 Billion and nothing to show for it (Op-ed: Lebanon Daily News)
- Letter to the Editor: Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Efforts Require Creative Solutions (PA Senator Richard Alloway)
- Meet Chesapeake Bay needs
- EPA Will Develop Its Own Chesapeake Bay Nutrient, Sediment Reduction Goals For PA
- Nitrogen pollution reductions lagging, EPA warns
- Budget, Bay Reboot, Economic Development Top Pa. Ag Agenda
- Senate Budget Challenges River Cleanup Rules - North Carolina
- EPA Administrator McCarthy Calls PA’s Lagging Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Discouraging
- Rep. Everett: Resolution For Water Use Fee Study To Fund Water Quality Improvements
- CBF-PA Calls For Clean Water Progress In Wake Of Quigley Resignation
- Pa. can keep the Chesapeake Bay clean without hurting farmers - here's how: Ron Kreider (PennLive OpEd)
- State needs farmers, private sector to solve runoff problem (Lancaster Online OpEd)
- Commonwealth Foundation blogs about SB 724
- EPA Threatens to Act Unless Pennsylvania Makes Progress in Meeting Clean Water Targets
- Land O’Lakes Supports S.B. 724
- Chesapeake Bay Restoration Financing Strategy
- CABS Calls For Competition in the Clean Water Marketplace
- CABS Responds to SB 724 Critics
- Senate Bill 724 (Watershed Improvement Act) Introduced
- CABS Responds to Auditor General Report on Chesapeake Bay Restoration
- The Coalition Disputes CBF Analysis
- Fact Checking the Chesapeake Bay Foundation Statements
- SB 994 - A Profile of Opposition Interest
- National Milk Producers Federation Support for SB 994
- PA Senate Bill 994 Addresses Concerns Highlighted at Senate Subcommittee Field Hearing
- PA Farm Bureau Support for SB 994
- PA State Senator Elder Vogel Support for SB994
- PennAg Support for SB 994
- CABS Supports CBF Goals for Bay Restoration
- SB 994 - Reduce Taxpayer Costs while Enhancing Compliance with Nutrient Reduction Mandates
- CABS Disputes CBF Statements on SB 994
- EPA STAC Workshop covering BMP Uncertainty
- EPA BMP Uncertainty Memo
- CBF Policy Response
- Coalition Responds to EPA Report on the Susquehanna
- Coalition for an Affordable Bay Solution Supports Objectives of Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s New ‘Healthier Rivers’ Report
- Coalition for an Affordable Bay Solution (CABS) Launches Website
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