Preserving the Patuxent River requires state and local officials to better plan for development and fund the enforcement of regulations, according to a local environmental group.
“Because of development, the river has started to backslide in its water quality,” said Jennifer Bevan-Dangel, executive director of Patuxent Riverkeeper, an advocacy nonprofit.
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