The Waterfront Partnership — a coalition of businesses, nonprofit groups, and Baltimore agencies — recently launched the Healthy Harbors Initiative. It is a year-by-year plan to end sewer overflows, eliminate litter, and curb stormwater pollution to make the Baltimore Harbor fishable and swimmable by 2020. The plan details each of these goals, and also discusses funding mechanisms and education and outreach strategies.
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