Bay Journal: States/EPA Agree To New Plan For More Nutrient, Sediment Reductions In Chesapeake Bay Watershed To Make Up For Conowingo Dam
PA Environment Daily
SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
And over time, it may involve seeding streams with mussels, dredging sediment from behind the 94-foot-high dam and cleaning up waterways hundreds of miles upstream damaged by acid mine drainage. But the price tag was more than $53 million a year, and there was no money. It’s all on the table,” she said.
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