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flag Chesapeake Bay's health declines to a C grade due to extreme weather impacts, though long-term improvements noted.

flag The Chesapeake Bay's health has declined, receiving a C grade in the annual report by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, down from a C+ last year. flag The drop is attributed to extreme rainfall and heat, which increased nutrient runoff and reduced oxygen levels in the water. flag Despite this, long-term improvements in dissolved oxygen and aquatic grasses have been noted, reflecting ongoing restoration efforts. flag The watershed, which spans six states, also received a C+ grade.

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