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House passes bill to curb invasive blue catfish in Chesapeake Bay

Wittman co-sponsored the bill and said it could create a market for invasive blue catfish while protecting Chesapeake Bay biodiversity.

House passes bill to curb invasive blue catfish in Chesapeake Bay
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The House passed the bipartisan MAWS Act, which would create a two-year pilot program to build a market for invasive Chesapeake Bay blue catfish. Sponsors Sarah Elfreth and Rob Wittman said the measure could help the Bay’s ecosystems and local seafood economy.

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Virginia representative and co-sponsor of the MAWS Act

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Sarah Elfreth
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Co-sponsor of the MAWS Act and advocate for its passage

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Maryland representative who said he joined Elfreth in supporting the MAWS Act

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