You're absolutely right. People identify with their own community, and the way that you've done that is very successful.
We know that it's a national treasure, but it's complicated to figure out how we provide the best protection for the Bay...
We're very interested, and we have an excellent relationship with the State and with Exelon on this issue.
So I just would encourage you and thank you for supporting as much of the science information as we can get so that we c...
Well, thank you very much for that testimony. I feel like I'm getting a continuing legislative credit for your presentat...
And it's a lot more cost effective to do it at the local level than it is to try to figure out what happens now that we ...
I started the hearing by saying we're very much interested in expanding, not only maintaining, but expanding clean energ...
I will always remember the legislators from Pennsylvania, because they don't have the same direct site of the Chesapeake...
I think that's the real challenge that we have in dealing with this, so that all stakeholders are treated fairly.
I was thinking of how we could use that money in the State revolving fund to help in regards to dealing with wastewater ...
I think the watershed improvement plans are going to be critical in the TMDLs as to how we manage the most effective, mo...
I'm trying to get the benefit if we were to increase the capacity at the reservoir on a normal basis.
We need greater capacity. We need more room in the fish passage lifts to lift them up.
So we have greater capacity than--greater need than capacity? Is that what you're saying?
There's no such thing as average, which is also true.
It depends upon confidence that all stakeholders are being treated fairly.
I want to talk about worst case scenario.
Can you just comment at all about the risk factors we have on nutrient levels and toxics and others?
