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Maryland Coastal Bays get C+ health assessment
Oceancitytoday.com
October 21, 2021
Solar-powered oyster farm sets sail
The Fish Site
October 22, 2021
Solar-powered oyster barge seeks to improve Chesapeake Bay restoration, aquaculture
Baltimore Fishbowl
October 25, 2021
Lawmakers warned of risks from aging offshore infrastructure - Roll Call
Roll Call
October 14, 2021
Maryland sees increase in rainfall, flooding, and rising sea level in past 20 years: NOAA
WJLA.com
October 14, 2021
Maryland Coastal Bays Receives C+ on 2019-2020 Report Card
WBOC-TV
October 14, 2021
Experts ask Congress for more offshore oil oversight as California cleanup continues
ArcaMax Publishing
October 14, 2021
Beverly and Richard Tilghman honored as Chesapeake Champions for the environment
MyEasternMD
October 16, 2021
Mike Roman to step down as Horn Point Laboratory director
October 18, 2021
Professor Mike Roman has announced that he will relinquish the position by the end of the academic year and continue his ocean research as a Horn Point faculty member.
Local scientists: Blue crabs have double the chromosomes of humans
WTOP-FM
October 8, 2021
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