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By Timothy B. WheelerBay Journal News Service 漏 mandritoiu 鈥?stock.adobe The struggling Chesapeake Bay restoration effort stands to get a hefty infusion of funding from the ambitious $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal reached in the U.S. Senate.The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act calls for providing $238 million over the next five years to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencys Chesapeake Bay Program, which coordinates the state-federal restoration effort.The Bay restoration effort is among $21 billion in environmental remediation projects that would be funded under the bill. The聽2,702-page measure聽also includes money for physical infrastructur
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