I need help! While in the state house, Bob Ehrlich penned a law that said businesses could dump

LaydeeBug

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Tue Jun-15-10 06:03 PM
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I need help! While in the state house, Bob Ehrlich penned a law that said businesses could dump

stuff into the Chesapeake. I remember reading it in this AWESOME question mark campaign that was done by blah3.com. The site now posts mostly about music now, and the KKT campaign owned the ad, which I now cannot find. But what is important is that I can't find that law.

Can anyone help? Does anyone know of what I'm talking?

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madinmaryland

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Wed Jun-16-10 04:54 PM
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1. Check this out...

http://mlis.state.md.us/Other/PriorSession/index.htm

It will be a manual search, but it is by year, going back to 1996.

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LaydeeBug

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Wed Jun-16-10 07:13 PM
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2. I am not sure how I would research what Ehrlich wrote by that link...

but thanks for it anyway.

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madinmaryland

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Wed Jun-16-10 07:52 PM
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3. Was it a law that Erlich wrote or one that he signed?

If it was one that he wanted passed, then it's probably not on the site that I linked to. He has probably expunged it from anything on the internets.

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LaydeeBug

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Fri Jul-23-10 09:04 AM
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5. I believe he wrote it while a member of the state house.

but this is turning out to be too hard to find.

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elleng

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Wed Jun-16-10 08:21 PM
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4. Not great.

A start?

In 2004, Ehrlich signed the Chesapeake Bay Restoration Act, which funds upgrades of water treatment plants to reduce pollution discharge by a surcharge on business and residential water and septic bills. The resulting reduction in pollution into the bay was expected to meet approximately one-third of Maryland's obligations under the 2000 Chesapeake Bay Agreement.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Ehrlich

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