Global warming a threat to Bay

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If nothing is done to curb greenhouse gas emissions in the Chesapeake Bay region, parts of downtown Annapolis could be underwater one day, scientists say.

“We are woefully behind efforts to reduce emissions,” said Beth McGee, a water-quality scientist for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, which released a study Thursday highlighting global warming?s effect on the Bay.

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