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The document discusses efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay watershed. It describes the Bay as the largest estuary in the country with over 64,000 square miles of watershed that is home to 17 million people. Major issues facing the Bay include algal blooms, fish kills, sediment runoff, and pollution from stormwater, industrial, and municipal sources. The EPA established a pollution diet in 2010 to reduce nitrogen by 25%, phosphorus by 24%, and sediment by 20% by 2017 and achieve a 60% reduction by 2025. Restoration efforts include streambank restoration and promoting smart growth development to reduce pollution. Fracking is also discussed as a potential threat to the Bay's water quality.
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2014 NY Anglers Club Presentation_R. Hall
This document discusses efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay watershed. It describes the Bay's large size and growing population within its watershed. Pictures show algal blooms, fish kills, and sediment runoff caused by pollution from stormwater, industrial, and municipal sources. The EPA's pollution diet targets are outlined which aim to reduce nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment loads to the Bay. Before and after photos of streambank restoration efforts in Virginia are provided. The risks of sedimentation from development and benefits of smart growth are discussed. Images also illustrate the impacts of fracking on water quality. The presentation raises questions about restoring the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
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1.2 Objectives
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Challenges and opportunities for collective action in an urban context
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- 1. RESTORING THE CHESAPEAKE WATERSHED Anglers Club of New York March 4, 2014 Ridgway M. Hall, Jr. Vice Chair Chesapeake Legal Alliance, Inc.
- 2. The Chesapeake Bay Watershed • Largest estuary in the country • 64,000-square-mile watershed • • 11,684 miles of shoreline 17 million people and growing
- 3. Algal Bloom
- 4. Fish Kills
- 5. The Bay Before the 2011 Rainstorm Irene
- 6. The Bay a few days after Irene, showing sediment runoff after the rainstorm
- 7. Main Sources of Pollution to the Bay Stormwater Industrial and Municipal
- 8. The Pollution Diet (EPA 2010) Baywide Caps (per year) Reduction from 2009 Nitrogen 185M lbs 25% Phosphorus 12.5M lbs 24% Sediment 5.5B lbs 20% Achieve 60% by 2017 Achieve 100% by 2025
- 9. Mossy Creek, VA before streambank restoration Source: Trout Unlimited 9
- 10. Mossy Creek, VA after streambank restoration Source: Trout Unlimited
- 13. Smart Growth—Urban and Suburban Context Well-designed, higher density development can be good for the environment, especially when located in areas that are already developed, are walkable, and are served by transit. Good design includes parks and low impact development for stormwater management. PIEDMONT ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL
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