CLA’s BAY BRIEF
Winter 2017-2018
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In this Issue:
- CLA Volunteer Network Partners File Brief on Behalf of the Mattaponi Indian
- Redevelopment of DC’s Buzzard Point Sparks Community Concerns
- Nutrient Trading in Maryland – How and Where it can Work
Fall 2017
FALLs2017 Bay Brief Quarterly (PDF)
In this Issue:
- Sewage System Improvements Secured for Baltimore
- Pennsylvania’s Environmental Rights Amendment is Even Stronger!
- CLA Tracking Bay Clean Up Implementation (Phase III WIP Development)
- Conowingo Dam 101
Summer 2017
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In this Issue:
- A Victory for Water Quality in Virginia – a CLA Volunteer Attorney’s Perspective
- Yellow Perch Habitat Preserved through Cattail Commons Settlement
- Zoning Ordinances Used to Protect Public from Poultry Operations
- Natural Gas Pipeline Route Planned to Go Under the C&O Canal
- Pennsylvania Supreme Court Broadly Interprets Environmental Rights Amendment
Spring 2017
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In this Issue:
- Another Win for the Bay! City of Annapolis Strengthens Maryland Forest Conservation Act
- More Muscle for the Bay! Maryland General Assembly Funds Environmental Enforcement Positions
- Natural Gas Companies Apply for 50 Year Permit Posing Risks to Struggling Bat Populations
- Chopping Federal Funding for Bay Programs Directly Impacts State E orts
- NEW REPORT: “Pennsylvania in the Balance: Harnessing Agriculture’s Culture of Stewardship as a Solution to Clean Water.”
- Maryland Oyster Sanctuaries Aren’t for Harvesting
Recent Posts
- We’re Hiring: 2023 Spring Law Clerks October 27, 2022
- Launching the Clean Water Act in the Mid-‘70s October 17, 2022
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