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The E.P.A., the District of Columbia and the state of Maryland have announced a new draft "pollution diet" for the Anacostia River.

Bay grasses covered 85,899 acres of the Bay and its tidal rivers in 2009, about 46 percent of the 185,000-acre baywide abundance goal.

A new computer game created by a team at the University of Virginia is giving students a real-life look at how decisions affect the Bay.

Are you doing your part to help your local river, stream, or the Chesapeake Bay in your community?

What can I do around the Chesapeake Bay or my local river to make a difference on Earth Day?

The Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population has risen to an estimated 658 million, a 60 percent increase from last year.

New research by a team of scientists led by the University of Maryland shows that water temperatures are increasing.

Get involved in National Environmental Education Week.

The Chesapeake Bay Program has released the 2009 Bay Barometer, which shows that the Bay continues to be degraded.

The EPA is requiring the Districtof Columbia to continue improving its Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System.