On the recordJune 22, 2009
We are here on the Eastern Shore to talk about the Chesapeake Bay, the impacts of climate change, and the necessity and the urgency with which we need to deal with this reality.
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congress.govWe are here on the Eastern Shore to talk about the Chesapeake Bay, the impacts of climate change, and the necessity and the urgency with which we need to deal with this reality.
Grijalva highlights the urgency of addressing climate change impacts on Chesapeake Bay.
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