Watermen on the Chesepeake Bay

In the Gulf War, I was given the role of Sailor 2 in the Potomac River. The Potomac River Basin is on the left side of the Chesapeake Bay and is thought to be distributed in the four states of West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC. There are more than 5 million people in the Potomac Basin. Waterman is a man and woman who earns most of their money by fishing, capturing crabs and feeding in Chesapeake Bay. Most seamen in Chesapeake Bay is not suitable for company work, it is an independent fisherman.

The bay is known for its production of fishes and shellfishes, especially blue crabs, clams and oysters. According to the account, in the mid-20th century the bay backed 9000 full-time seafarers. Today, due to overflows in urban areas (mainly in the West Bank area) and farms (especially in the east coast area and in the Susquehana River basin), water productivity has declined than before due to overfishing and invasion. The harvest of alien species persimmon harvest has led to the development of squid, Maryland state ship, the only ship still sailing in the US. Other feature bay area work boats include log canoes, pansies, buggies, yachts such as electric chesapeake bay dead rice by Virginia ship.

Andy Harris parliamentarians placed two paragraphs on his website on his environmental philosophy and his desire to protect the Chesapeake Bay. He acknowledges to rely on seamen, farmers, and restaurants in the bay and promises "common-sense, multinational solutions". He also added that he will catch the meval in the bay and let his children swim. Since 2011, Harris has greatly endorsed environmentalist who call it "anti-environment" bill. Between 2011 and 2016, Harris voted six of 206 bills on environmental protection. In addition, he is currently the main sponsor of HR 637 aimed at removing many known pollutants such as carbon dioxide from atmospheric purification methods.

It is clear that the Chesapeake Bay does not work well. Oyster reefs are disappearing, blue crab resources are exhausted, and the number of sailors working is getting less and less. I will bring Wes and Aubrey to my fishing place when I was young. You can always rely on catching Sniper, Covia, and Red Drum, but the fish are not there. This is not the bay I grew. At the same time, I am building my own medical practice and volunteering for childhood hospice care. Not only is our bay in a state of devastation, but also family in Virginia state is hurt. In many cases, the medical plan is determined by the insurance company's earnings, not by patient needs or by doctor's advice. I began to spend more time with them because I am sick