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Cleanup of mine runoff renewing state waterways
Capital News ServiceA brand-new gift is how Gary Yoder, 64, describes the 30 miles from Westernport to Cumberland on the North Branch of the Potomac River. For the 30-year resident of Garrett County, fly fishing is a religious experience when he stands in the river...Tags: Health Treatments, Metal and Mineral, Dietary Supplements, Mining, Bodies of Water
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State's fiscal hits on NRP are getting out of hand
At first glance, the O'Malley administration's proposed cuts at the Department of Natural Resources for the remainder of the fiscal year seem rather mild. Eliminate the helicopter and its crew, and remove 23 vacant slots at Natural Resources Police for a...Tags: Energy Resources, Martin O'Malley, Natural Resource Industry, Nature, Forestry and Timber
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Anne Arundel Datebook
TODAY Literary celebration Hancock's Resolution will hold a Tom Sawyer/Whitewashing Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2795 Bayside Beach Road, Pasadena. The farm is being readied for winter with some whitewash. Visitors are welcome to join in and learn...Tags: Classical Music, Folk Music, Brooklyn Park, Glen Burnie, Music Industry
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Foreign or domestic?
It's pleasant to imagine that all that ails Maryland's once-thriving oyster industry could be swept away if a few healthy, disease-resistant Asian oysters could be tossed into the Chesapeake Bay and given a little privacy. Instead of harvesting 80,000...Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Nature, Invasive Species
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Asian oyster holds promise, risk
Seeding the Chesapeake Bay with disease-resistant Asian oysters could significantly boost the bay's depleted population of the water-cleaning shellfish, according to a federal study to be released next week.
But the study, a copy of which was obtained by...Tags: Communicable Diseases, Diseases, Natural Resource Industry, Edgewater, Population
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Eco-friendly fishery welcomes 28,000 trout
West Virginia's first inland salmon fishery has welcomed 28,000 rainbow trout to its production facility in Man. West Virginia Salmon and Trout President William R. Martin says thousands more trout and salmon fingerlings from a nearby hatchery in...Tags: Seafood and Fishing Industry, Martinsville (Martinsville, Virginia), Agricultural Research and Technology
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Environmentalists to sue Canadian government over killer whale protection
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) _ Environmentalists are taking the Canadian government to court, demanding it use the country's Species at Risk Act to protect killer whales off British Columbia. Ecojustice, on behalf of eight environmental...Tags: Seafood and Fishing Industry
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McCain's stewardship ethic would guide decision-making to safeguard Chesapeake
To appreciate the impact of a McCain administration on the health of the Chesapeake Bay, one needs to understand the strong stewardship ethic that guides Sen. John McCain's policy decisions. Mr. McCain cites three strong influences that shape his...Tags: Shipbuilding, Environmental Politics, Everglades, Government, Theodore Roosevelt
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Plan could reopen tributaries for yellow perch fishing
Chesapeake Bay tributaries in the Baltimore area closed 20 years ago to protect the dwindling yellow perch population might soon be opened to recreational anglers under a blueprint being prepared by state natural resources officials. The proposal, more...Tags: Energy Resources, Natural Resource Industry, Patapsco, Population, Bodies of Water
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VMRC is working to protect crabs
The Daily Press editorial "Bay blues" (Sept. 26) is correct that crabs are not the real disaster. The disaster is the state of the waters in general: the Chesapeake Bay, American rivers or the deep ocean. Remember that the Congress, that wise body,...Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Disasters, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Virginia Marine Resources Commission, Credit and Debt
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House approves fisheries disaster assistance funds
Lawmakers in Washington approved $75 million yesterday for fisheries disaster assistance nationwide, from which the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab fishery can receive relief. "This is about lives and livelihoods in a struggling economy," said Sen. Barbara A....Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Martin O'Malley, Disasters, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Elijah E Cummings
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U.S. gives crab fishery 1st disaster designation
The U.S. Commerce Department declared the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab fishery a federal disaster yesterday, marking the first time the industry has received the designation and making the state's watermen eligible for millions of dollars in aid.
Blue crab...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Disasters, Government, Trade Policy, Executive Branch
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