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Gerald Winegrad: Our environmental sins contribute to former Navy captain’s death

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Ted McClanahan, a retired Navy captain and Naval Academy graduate, died on July 1 from a vibrio vulnificus infection after Severn River water contact. As of 2021, Maryland has only achieved 58% of required nitrogen reductions and 74% of phosphorous. The largest source of these nutrients is agricultural fertilizers and manure.

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Gerald Winegrad: Our environmental sins contribute to former Navy captain’s death

It is past time to crack down on pollution from agriculture and urban stormwater and to assure no net loss of forest cover, the planting of forest buffers along the water, and the transition to oyster aquaculture. The bay and its living resources are doomed if courage to do so is lacking in our leaders.

·Annapolis, United States
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Capital Gazette broke the news in Annapolis, United States on Friday, July 21, 2023.
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