Press requests can be sent to Robin Broder, Acting Executive Director, robin(at)waterkeeperschesapeake.org.
Waterkeepers Chesapeake Joins 60 Organizations to Call for Maryland Fracking Moratorium
Citing Growing Science, a Broad Coalition of 61 Health, Environment, Faith and Advocacy Groups Unite to Call on the State ...
Waterkeepers Chesapeake Disappointed in EPA Regulations for the Disposal of Coal Ash
River at Risk map (James River) Rule will not adequately protect water or communities. Fails to follow science and properly ...
With Publication of New Phosphorus Rules, Groups Call on Maryland General Assembly to Act
Latest Version of Rules to Reduce Pollution by Better Controlling Manure Provide Several Exemptions for Farmers and a Six-Year Phase ...
Deep Disappointment in Governor O’Malley’s Decision to Allow Fracking in Maryland
Governor O’Malley finally answered the question of if or when to allow fracking in Maryland with his release yesterday of ...
With Economic Study of Phosphorous Rule, Advocates Say No More Delay
Advocates Say New Rule to Limit Manure Represents Biggest Opportunity for Clean Water in 30 Years (Annapolis, MD) – A ...
Waterkeepers Chesapeake Denounces Federal Ruling On Cove Point Gas Export Facility
Federal regulator approves massive $3.8 billion construction of liquefied natural gas export facility on the Chesapeake Bay without considering all environmental ...
Clean Water Advocates Petition for Better Controls on Virginia Factory Farm Pollution
Virginia has more than 100 large chicken and hog factory farm operations, but not one has a required federal Clean ...
New Bay Agreement Not Strong Enough to Clean the Bay
Waterkeepers Chesapeake, a coalition of 19 independent local organizations, expressed serious concerns today that the new Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement ...
Waterkeepers Chesapeake Position on the Phosphorus Management Tool
No more delay: Protect our communities from manure pollution The Maryland Department of Agriculture and Governor O’Malley’s administration bowed to ...