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A new app helps people track dolphin sightings in the Chesapeake Bay. You can find out where dolphins are and even upload videos of your own sightings. "This time of year is a great time to see dolphins," said Jamie Testa, project coordinator for Chesapeake Dolphin Watch.
Ocean City isn't the only place where you can see Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. From Havre de Grace to Virginia Beach, you can keep track with an app called Chesapeake Dolphin Watch. "They are all from opportunistic sightings. They are just out, enjoying their day on or near the water, they happen to see dolphins and they report them to us," Testa said.
The easy-to-use app was launched in 2017 from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Chesapeake Biological Laboratory. "If you're not fortunate enough to see bottlenose dolphins, you could use the app to explore other people's sightings," Testa said. "You can browse around, look at where the sightings are on the map, as well as images."
Testa said the information is more than just fun to have, it's used to study dolphin movement and behavior. "We're looking at where they go, how far upriver, how far downstream, which creeks they're checking out," Testa said. "Some of the behaviors that we get from the sightings, like it appears that they were feeding, or sometimes we see video footage showing mating behavior."
The app is free — all you need is a name, email and password to register.
I'll report dolphins if I see them, but I'll be damned if I put a new app on my phone to do it.
Chesapeake Bay Mag, Bay Report Card’s C Grade Shows Drop in Health Since Last Year
One year after the Chesapeake Bay’s health grade hit a 22-year high, its report card performance has dropped back down. Researchers are hoping it’s a one-year hiccup within a long-term improving trend.
The University of Maryland’s Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) released its 19th annual Chesapeake Bay and Watershed Report Card Tuesday. It measures the cleanliness of the Bay and the ecological, economic, and societal state of its watershed. With 2025 marking an important deadline for cleanup efforts, this data gives a snapshot of where the Bay stands and and highlights the need for continued improvement.
The Chesapeake Bay received an overall score of C (50%). That’s five points lower than last year, but indicates a long-term upswing. The watershed received a C+ (57%), with a good score for ecology and moderate scores for economy and society.
Although this year’s data shows a short-term decline, it’s been slowly improving since the 1980s. “We think extreme weather may have had some impact on the scores this year,” said Dr. Heath Kelsey, Director of UMCES Integration and Application Network. Last year was the hottest year on record, with extreme rain patterns contributing to pollution. Prolonged summer droughts, punctuated by runoff events, can cause pollutants to accumulate in waterways. Prolonged droughts followed by runoff events may have contributed to this year’s lower scores.
Most Bay health indicators show long-term improvement: scores are higher for dissolved oxygen, aquatic grasses, total phosphorus, and total nitrogen. Chlorophyll a and water clarity scores have declined, with water clarity receiving an F (18%). This issue remains “mysterious,” according to Bill Dennison, Vice President for Science Application at UMCES. Bay scientists are still investigating the cause of this persistent murkiness, which isn’t fully explained by phytoplankton or sediment.
Water clarity impacts other indicators, too: with recent high temperatures, aquatic grasses are in danger of burning out. Clear water enables them to handle the heat, but cloudy water traps heat and prevents photosynthesis. “The synergistic effect of turbid water and high temperature is a death knell to these plants,” said Dennison. “Water clarity is something we really need to work on because it will build more resilience for the Bay.”
Six regions in the Bay have shown improvement: the Elizabeth, James, and Patapsco and Back rivers, the upper western shore, the upper Bay, and the lower Bay. The lower Bay had the highest grade (B) probably due to its tidal exchange with the Atlantic Ocean and the health of its James River tributary in Virginia. The upper Eastern Shore was the only region with a declining score. UMCES will partner with the Delmarva Land and Litter Collaborative later this month to investigate the reasons for that downward trend.
I take a pretty dim view of these grading systems. They have high annual variability as a result of weather fluctuations, so it's only in the multi-year long run that you can see improvements or declines. As with most people, I judge the Bay health on results that mean something to me. Rockfish (aka Striped Bass) populations have been steadily declining for years. Crabs took a serious turn for the worst this year. The bright spot from a resource point of view, is that the populations of oysters are about a the best they've been since I arrived in 1985.
And here we are, talking about the riots in my home town again. At Hat Hair John Sexton reports Five Charged with Assault, Molotov Cocktails in LA Riots. It's a start. I assume Kash will set all the junior G-men to round up everyone who assaulted a federal officer, they way they did with J6ers. And Dave Strom thinks you can Guess Which Side of the National Guard Debate the L.A. Cops Support and wonders Will the Riots Cost Democrats the Suburbs?, notes the message Republicans 'Seize' and 'Pounce' on Mexican Flags at Riots, You Know and sees Pallywood in Los Angeles, while Capt. Ed watches CNN: Guess Which Voter Demo Has Gone Wildly MAGA? (legal immigrants). From Da Wire, Republicans Push Federal Ban On Blocking Interstates After L.A. Riots Cause Highway Chaos, "'Blue states and cities have shown that they would rather have lawlessness and disfunction over law and order.'" You mean more chaos. Nick Arama at RedState shows a New Poll Destroys Dem Narrative on Riots and Trump Deployment of National Guard . Leah Barkoukis documents Dozens of Republican AGs Back Trump’s Response to LA Riots. David Burge @iowahawkblog, "Welcome to the USA, where our harshest critics refuse to leave." At Am Mil News, FBI manhunt underway for suspect who assaulted fed’l officer during major Los Angeles riots. Drew Berquist, Kash Patel Confirms FBI Is Tracking Who is Funding the Anti-ICE Riots in Los Angeles. Kurt Schlichter @KurtSchlichter "I’m losing patience with these people" Quote Savanah Hernandez@sav_says_, "Just watched 2 white liberals stop traffic and tell a mother who was begging to go to work, that illegals and their children are more important. I then asked them how they felt stopping a black woman from getting to work." At Campus Refom, rioting for credit? LA college faculty member encourages students to attend anti-ICE protest amid violent riots.
Dave Strom hears the President of the Mexican Senate Wants Southwest United States Back. At TNP, WATCH: Mexican Senate Prez Alludes to ‘Reconquista’ of Southwest U.S. From Da Caller, No, Leftists — Rioters Don’t Deserve Land Acknowledgements. Drew Pavlou@DrewPavlou, "I can’t fucking believe that the new mentally ill communist position is that California is actually rightfully Mexican land because two centuries ago it was ruled by the feudal Mexican Empire for like 20 fucking years." Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog "It's pretty hilarious that the Left is no longer arguing that California belongs to the "indigenous" tribes that lived there hundreds of years ago. Now they say it's the rightful property of Mexico because it was claimed by the Spanish empire. I guess we all believe in the right of conquest now. No more land acknowledgments. That's progress."
From Twitchy, Greg Gutfeld Can't Help But Notice What's Missing From Media Coverage of L.A. Riots. TV News Now @TVNewsNow, "Fox News’ @greggutfeld calls out liberal media’s L.A. coverage: “What I find interesting is how come the networks aren’t interviewing the protesters? There’s a selective shielding going on. They know the protesters are the worst spokesmen for the protest.” “So, as the media ‘we’ll take care of that for you, we’ll become the spokesman.’ Their delusional commentary alongside the videos of the rioters and the arson is a perfect juxtaposition of reality and ideology. They’re trying to tell us it’s ‘mostly peaceful’.” “Every video strengthens Trump’s position and reminds us how wrong the media was on everything from the ‘summer of love’ to the fall of Biden.”" Matt Margolis, Here’s What’s Curiously Missing From Riot Coverage. From WokeSpy, CNN Melts Down After Trump Calls LA Rioters “Insurrectionists” What comes around, goes around. Driscoll at Insty notes ABC NEWS IS ANGRY THAT L.A. IS BEING DEFENDED. Katie Jerkovich at RedState, DHS Obliterates Kim Kardashian’s Inane Plea Amid Anti-ICE Riots In LA. Driscoll at Insty, AS ALWAYS, LIFE IMITATES THE EARLIER, FUNNIER ITERATION OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: USA Today Suggests Rioters Should Only Burn Cars in an Environmentally Responsible Fashion.
From Breitbart, There Is No Inflation In Trump’s America: Consumer Prices Barely Rise For Fourth Straight Month. Sundance at CTH, May Inflation Data Lower than Expected – May Tariff Revenue Reaches Record Highs and Communist Alien from China, Living in U.S Illegally for 12 Years, Pleads Guilty to Shipping U.S. Military Weapons to North Korea. From TNP, Trump Announces ‘Deal With China Is Done’ Following London Tariff Talks. At NewsMax, Trump: Deal With China Is Done, Tariffs on Chinese Goods Going to 55%. Da Signal hears Trump Announces Trade Deal and Drops Plans to Revoke Chinese Student Visas. Sundance hosts as Secretary Howard Lutnick Outlines U.S-China Trade Discussion Outcome. RCP argues Trump Can and Should Fire Fed Boss For Political Meddling.From NewsMax, Intelligence Director Gabbard Warns of Nuclear Holocaust, from Hiroshima. At PJM VodkaPundit wonders What the Hell Was That Tulsi Gabbard Video About?
DNC ousts David Hogg for being too white and too male. End Wokeness @EndWokeness "BREAKING: DNC members vote 294 to 99 to annul vice chair victory of David Hogg, citing diversity quotas." Anxious anxiously reports David Hogg out at DNC, won't run again. Well, also, he was a trouble maker.
John Sexton hears from DOJ: Judge Dugan Does Not Have Immunity for Disrupting ICE Arrest. We'll see, it will be judges deciding how much immunity judges have, until and unless Congress steps in.
Sundance at CTH, The Duo Strike Again: Rubio Fires All Overseas USAID Staff – Gabbard Appears to Have Nabbed Another One. From NewsMax, FBI Director Patel Sues MSNBC Columnist Over False Nightclub Claims.
From NYPo, Snarky fashion influencer who regularly mocks Trump, Vance’s outfits admits he’s in US illegally, DHS responds. We see you. . .
John Sexton sees Harvard Continues a Two-Track Response to White House At the Eternally Radical Idea, Bob Shibley asks Is Harvard Doomed? "The university is a big enough institution to know that being legally in the right is not an ironclad guarantee that you’re always going to win." From the College Fix, 75% of Truman Scholars involved in liberal politics a decade later, analysis finds.
John Sexton, Simone Biles Apologizes to Riley Gaines After Trans Athlete Dispute. Somebody pulled her aside and told her what the polling was like. Cathy Salgado at PJM, hears Gaines Accepts Biles' Apology, Warns Against Fake Empathy. At Twitchy, Prominent Transgender Activist Announces She is DETRANSITIONING & Gender Cultists MELT DOWN, the transition ratchet. The Pissed Off Lawyer @legaltweetz "I’m detransitioning. My name will still be Hendrix. My birth name carries a lot of abuse with it, so Hendrix stays. I will block anyone using my prior name. I was not talked into this or groomed. This is what I want. I made the choice to transition as an adult, and the buck stops here. I won’t be suing anyone, nor am I angry about it. However, after a lifetime of trauma due to being a female & 15+ years of endometriosis, I disconnected from my female body completely. More gatekeeping could have caught this instead of an ALL affirmation model. This is why I find the informed consent model to be flawed after 7+ years of transition." Ace thinks It's Time To Hold Women Accountable For Their Destruction Of Men-Only Spaces Before They Get Our Full Support Against The Tranny Madness. From LifeZette, California Sues the Trump Admin to Keep Men in Women’s Sports.
There are lots of unused links at the Wombat's In The Mailbox: 06.10.25.
Beege Welborn again reports It Looks Like the Revolution Kiddies Are Planning a June 14th Party. From Breitbart, Insurrectionist Democrats Plan Another Summer of Blue City-Riots. Sarah Arnold at Hat Hair, Trump Issues Stern Warning to Radicals Planning Nationwide June 14 Protests. Ace, Trump: If Los Angeles or California Enters a State of Insurrection, I Will Put It Down, "Yes, please do." John Sexton, California Seeks Emergency Restraining Order to Block National Guard (Update: Denied). Da Fetched, Newsom Sues Trump Over National Guard Move Backed by Past Presidents. Sundance at CTH is pleased a Federal Judge Rejects Gavin Newsom Request for Immediate Temporary Restraining Order and reports President Trump Responds to Governor Newsom Lie About Trump Never Calling Him. From Breitbart, James Woods Tells Gavin Newsom to Resign Over L.A. ICE Riots: ‘When You Vote Democrat, You’re Voting for This.’ Hat Hair's Dave Strom hears Newsom, 'Arrest Me.' Matt Vespa at TownHall, Newsom Dared Homan to Arrest Him. Now Trump Is Responding. "“I think it’s great,” he said." I'm OK with it. Derek Hunter @derekahunter "Mark it: In 6 weeks, anyone charged in these riots will have all their charges dropped. That's how the left works, they talk tough, then wait until people forget and are distracted by other things, then drop all the charges against their Brownshirts. Bet on it." Quote Gavin Newsom @GavinNewsom,"Have no doubt — Violent criminals who take advantage of Trump’s chaos WILL be held accountable .Our number one priority has been and will be keeping LA safe. If you’re protesting peacefully. Stay calm. Look out for one another." Bob Hoge at RedState, Gov. Candidate Steve Hilton Pens Devastating Newsom Takedown, Reveals Why He Didn't Act As Riots Erupted. steve hilton@SteveHiltonx, "Gavin Newsom is lying, not leading. It wasn't Trump who "manufactured" this crisis: it was caused by Democrat 'sanctuary' policies and Democrat failure to enforce the law. If I were governor this never would have happened." From NYPo, the Divine Ms. Devine pens Foreign flags fly in LA anti-ICE riots — vindicating Donald Trump and leaving Dems with no moral standing. Mark Hemingway @Heminator, "LOL too late guys" Quote Election Wizard @ElectionWiz "BREAKING: Multiple reports show protest organizers in LA handing out American flags in an attempt to regain the optics battle." Hat Hair cites Breitbart, Too Late Handing Out Old Glory at Riots: CNN Says Mexican Flag 'Defining Symbol'. John Sexton at Hat Hair thinks Democrats Are Losing, Here's How President Trump Can Win. Vicky Taft hears SEIU Union Boss Charged With 'Impeding' L.A. 'ICE' Bust—But How Did He Know About It in the First Place? Dan McLaughlin at NRO says You Picked the Wrong Time to Riot. Capt. Ed at Hat Hair cites Fetterman on LA Riots: 'My Party Loses the Moral High Ground' and has the Video: House Dem Uses Minneapolis Riots to Scold Hegseth, and ... Hoo Boy and Beege Welborn notes You'll All Be Relieved to Know Hillary Had Something to Say About Los Angeles But Mostly Trump. From the Pop Times, Maxine Waters Explodes on ICE: “If You Shoot Me, You Better Shoot Straight!” At WokeSpy hears Jocelyn Benson Sides With Anti-ICE Rioters, “Appalled” by Trump “Regime” Deploying National Guard, "Michigan Secretary of State and 2026 Democratic gubernatorial candidate". Ilya Shapiro @ishapiro, Echoes of Chicago ‘68. Privileged radical: “Power to the proletariat.” Cop: “I am the proletariat.” Quote Lane Kendall @lanedeankendall "Protestor: As long as you feel ok with capitalism, racist, imperialist state. Cop: Do you even know what that means? Protestor: Yes bitch, I’m in college." From the Free Bacon, That Was Quick: Democrats Postpone ‘Sista Soulja Moment’ To Defend Illegal Immigrants and Rioters Waving Mexicans Flags on Burning Cars. "The party was (allegedly) seeking to 'ratchet back' its 'leftward lurch on social issues'"
Libs of TikTok@libsoftiktok "Active duty Navy JAG officer said he will hunt down ICE agents." Shoe @samosaur "Meet Benjamin France, aka "Benny." Benny made a comment threatening to "hunt down every J6 and ICE agent" three days ago on X. Why should we care that Benny is threatening federal agents? Because Benny is an active duty Navy JAG Officer. 1/6." Matt Vespa Is This the Person Who Was Doxing ICE Agents? Here's What Happened Him. Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh "The now-deleted account "LAScanner" who was publicly doxxing ICE agents is now facing blowback on his TikTok channel, "JackQuillinTV." It's now "coming around" for him." At Twitchy, Oops! Masked ‘Protester’ Reveals Identity to Reporter - DataRepublican Shows NGO is Paying Her to Dissent.
Data centers are not just a Northern Virginia problem. The vast and growing presence of these warehouse-like buildings housing the world’s computing power has implications for quality of life, land, energy and water across the Chesapeake Bay region.
This was the main message of a half-day workshop on May 19 hosted by the Choose Clean Water Coalition at the start of its annual conference held this year in Harrisonburg, VA. The “kickoff” event featured experts mostly from Virginia speaking about the environmental impacts of data centers, which they have seen firsthand — and which they say are imminent for every state in the region.
Northern Virginia is the global epicenter of data center infrastructure and home to about half of all data centers in the U.S. This distinction is not new but has garnered increasing attention as the global race to power artificial intelligence begins to strain regional power supplies. Researchers at the workshop warned that continued unrestrained growth of data centers in the Potomac River basin in the coming years could strain the region’s water supply as well.
Data centers use water primarily for cooling the computers. It seems to me that cooling is rather clean use of water. Certainly the water could be reused in some other way, either agriculture if not human consumption. Or they could recycle it on site with cooling towers, resulting in much lower water consumption, but requiring the disposal of mineral rich blow-down water.
A Lancaster County science fair champion has earned international honors for developing a fishing lure that won’t contribute to the problem of plastic pollution in waterways.
Hempfield High School junior Ethan Albright won third place last month in the materials science category at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Columbus, Ohio, for his project “Reel Problems. Reel Solutions: Combating Microplastics in Aquatic Ecosystems with Biodegradable Fishing Lures.” The same project took first in the earth and environmental science category at the North Museum Science & Engineering Fair in March.
During the awards presentation in Columbus, Albright said he had an inkling that maybe he’d secure fourth place, so when a competitor was named the fourth-place winner, he lost hope of receiving an award at all. “I heard my name, and I just threw my hands on my head,” Albright said. “I was superduper surprised.” He was joined by Warwick High School senior Ansh Dwivedi, North Museum’s 2025 grand champion, in competing among 1,657 students from 63 countries from May 10-12.
For his project, Albright developed an entirely biodegradable and edible fishing lure that is similar to a traditional lure. Albright said the total cost to manufacture and package the biodegradable lure in biodegradable packaging comes to $1.70 per pack of 10.
The worm-shaped biodegradable lure could substitute for traditional soft plastic fishing lures that tend to break off the hooks of anglers and sink to the bottom of waterways, degrading into microplastics over time, according to a description of Albright’s project on the International Science Fair website.
The lure is made from a “biopolymer hydrogel recipe” using sodium alginate, calcium lactate, gelatin, vegetable glycerin, cornstarch, distilled water and natural coloring (for cosmetics), according to Albright’s project description.
As for them being a major environmental concern? I don't see it. I occasionally find one or two on the beach, but much less that tampon inserters. When I use them on a boat, the used, torn plastics get saved for trash, although, to be fair, Bluefish chop off and consume (maybe) a fair number.
I'd be willing to try them, for the right price.
