Talbot County environmental consulting firm plans to recruit watermen to help clean up ‘ghost pots’
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An Easton-based environmental consulting firm has won federal money to pull abandoned crab pots, known as “ghost pots,” out of the Chesapeake Bay, and local watermen will be paid to do the retrieval.
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TALBOT COUNTY, Md. – An Easton-based environmental consulting firm has won federal money to …
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