- Darryl Fears
- Reporter
Darryl Fears has worked at The Washington Post for more than a decade, mostly as a reporter on the National staff. He currently covers the environment, focusing on the Chesapeake Bay and issues affecting wildlife.
Interior would see cuts in some programs
The White House spending plan would cut funds from a program that helps six states with offshore energy development as well as a Park Service construction plans.
Forest Service faces another fire season with old planes
The agency’s large air tankers fell under intense scrutiny in 2002, when two of them broke apart in midair. Newer planes are likely to be long in coming, the agency says.
Virginia county says no to more gas drilling
The rejection in Rockingham County was yet another hard knock against companies trying to extract natural gas from the Marcellus Shale closest to Washington.
Burmese pythons: Could the snakes move north?
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- Documentary examines how toxic water at the nation’s largest Marine base damaged lives
- Nearly 7 million bats may have died from white-nose fungus, officials say
- Environmentalists celebrate longshot victory at Mattawoman Creek
- ‘Ghosts’ haunt creatures on bay’s bottom
- Mild weather redefines winter landscape
- Polluted water did little damage to Chesapeake Bay’s grasses, but oysters may not be as lucky
- Little brown bats found that appear to resist disease that has devastated species
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