Engineering, construction costs delay Bay watershed progress

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The multibillion-dollar burden to fix the state?s Chesapeake Bay watershed is justified because of poor planning and high engineering and construction costs, experts say.

“It?s not a simple as filling in a hole,” said Jenn Aiosa, a senior scientist with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

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