Upstream, Downstream: The Architecture of the Chesapeake Bay Agreement
The Chesapeake Bay is more than just a body of water; it supports a $600 million seafood industry in Maryland; it's a $3.2 billion tourism engine for the state, and it's at the very heart of Maryland’s self-image. But for the other five states in the 64,000-square-mile watershed, the Bay is often an abstract concept, a distant destination. This geographic and emotional disconnect complicates the decades-long effort to restore one of the world’s most productive estuaries.
In this episode, hosts Dori Henry, Josh Kurtz, and David Nitkin explore the intricate "architecture" of the multi-state…
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