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Maryland’s Chesepeake Bay plan is late, but good

By Ben Giles
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Apparently, Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay implementation plan was worth the wait.

Maryland officials finally submitted their plan to reduce pollution in the bay to the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday, several days past EPA’s Nov. 29 deadline. But the Maryland’s plan is “the strongest blueprint of any of the states,” according to Yee Huang, policy analyst at the Center for Progressive Reform.

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