climate change has been a big factor in the sea level rise that we've seen in the Chesapeake Bay over a foot over the last 100 years and projected to rise up to another six feet over the next hundred years.
Chris Van Hollen highlights the impact of climate change on sea level rise in Chesapeake Bay.
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