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The Bay Program has launched BayBackpack.com, an online resource for teachers and environmental educators.

Homegrown energy could reduce millions of pounds of nutrients from entering the Chesapeake Bays streams, creeks and rivers and create jobs.

Virginia has permanently preserved more than 424,000 acres of land since 2006.

The head of the U.S. EPA has been named chair of the Chesapeake Executive Council, assuming responsibility from outgoing Va. Gov. Tim Kaine.

The EPA is initiating new federal rulemaking to help control polluted runoff from cities, suburbs and farmland to the Chesapeake Bay.

The Chesapeake Bay Program had great success in Beijing from March 28 to April 5, 2009.

China is a country of mixed messages.

The three main sources of pollution to the Chesapeake Bay are nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment.

On the first Wednesday in December, landowner Ray Lewis proudly looked across a recently constructed wetlands on his upstate New York farm.

The EPA has issued guidance to help federal agencies reduce polluted stormwater runoff from federal development projects to streams.