Keeping the Chesapeake at Bay 0
Nothing much to add to this, except that all these locations are in the Upper Bay, where I used to go boating and where my kids went to scout and YMCA camps.
For comparison, the team also took two water samples from a household toilet: one while it was clean, and another after human feces had sat in it for four hours.
After rain on July 15, the tests showed that three of the seven sites had bacteria levels far higher than Maryland and Virginia standards for safe recreation, and five were above the level for safe swimming. Two — Savage Park in Howard County and Middle Branch Park in Baltimore — had bacteria levels much higher than the dirty toilet.
Deregulation will undoubtedly fix this.
Also, you may already have won.