- Darryl Fears
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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.
U.S. survey finds alarming drop in frog, toad and salamander numbers
Geological Survey report is first to document rapid disappearance of amphibian species.
Firefighting capacity for wildfire season cut by sequester
Federal officials say funding cuts will hurt battle against wildfires, expected to be severe in the West again.
Mexico wins complaint over U.S. rules for dolphin-safe tuna fishing
Mexico strives for greater share of U.S. tuna market while seeking unform rules on dolphin protection.
- Senators’ boycott blocks action to confirm EPA head
- Researchers think industrious oysters could clean up Chesapeake
- Residents near U.S. ports say expansions taking heavy toll
- Bay’s smallmouth bass under siege, report says
- Department of Interior would see gains under Obama's budget
- Washington area braces for cicadas’ return
- Crabs, supersized by carbon pollution, may upset Chesapeake’s balance
- Within mainstream environmentalist groups, diversity is lacking
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