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Health of Bay Revised
New research shows that an Environmental Protection Agency program overestimated its success in cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay. It found that some conservation practices were not as successful as previously believed. These percentages show their findings for nitrogen, a chief pollutant in the bay.
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