"NORFOLK, Va. — A nonprofit that tracks pollution in the Chesapeake Bay lambasted Pennsylvania on Tuesday, saying that the state is failing to protect the nation’s largest estuary from farm manure and dirty stormwater.

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation released a report saying Pennsylvania’s plan to reduce pollution from farms and cities is “woefully inadequate” and underfunded by about $250 million a year.

The foundation also warned that the Environmental Protection Agency has failed to keep Pennsylvania on track. It’s one of six states, along with the District of Columbia, federally required to significantly reduce bay pollution by 2025."

Ben Finley reports for the Associated Press May 28, 2019. [2]

SEE ALSO:

"Chesapeake Bay Foundation Slams Pennsylvania's Plan To Reduce Pollution As 'Woefully Inadequate'" (Baltimore Sun) [3]

"Chesapeake Bay: Nonprofit to EPA: Enforce Pollution Diet Or Face Lawsuit" (Greenwire) [4]