Jeremy Cox

@jeremy-cox.bsky.social

Reporter for the Chesapeake Bay Journal. Adjunct communications & environmental prof at Salisbury University. Not sorry about the baseball card posts.

We ran 7 miles from Rumbley to Frenchtown and back again this morning and at no time were we more than 4 feet above sea level, per Strava. Encountered about 100 feet of flooded road. Houses carved into the Delmarva saltmarsh. Beautiful and foreboding.

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Scores of communities in the Bay watershed are reeling after the Trump administration clawed back millions of dollars in Biden-era funds aimed at helping them become more resistant to disasters. Here are where the biggest losses hit. www.bayjournal.com/news/climate...

FEMA cancels $1 billion for flood prevention projects in Chesapeake Bay region

As Crisfield Mayor Darlene Taylor sees it, the low-lying Maryland town has no future unless it can hold back rising water. Computer models suggest that the adjacent Chesapeake Bay could

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Folks who until recently worked for EPA, NRCS, NOAA or other environmental agencies in the Chesapeake Bay Area: I am eager to hear about the work you were doing for an upcoming story. Anonymous or not. On Signal: bayjournal.36 Email: jcox@bayjournal.com

Maryland’s newest state park is poised to arrive in the last county without one. It will be called Wetipquin Creek State Park. I paddled there a few years ago. Winding, surprisingly strong tidal current. The old house is breathtaking.

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Got a special tour of the Salisbury University campus with my sustainability class. The green roof on the library may not look very green right now, but it lives up to the name in other ways.

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