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Tom Horton

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Chesapeake Bay Journal, NZ Marketing Magazine

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Informative: 57 %

Opinion: 21 %

Data Driven: 14 %

Reviews: 7 %

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Chesapeake Bay Journal

Working the bank traps, a crabbing technique known by few

By: Tom Horton

How do we love thee, Chesapeake Bay blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, most savory beautiful swimmer? Let me count the ways.

Chesapeake Bay Journal

The birth of an idea: clean environment as fundamental right

By: Tom Horton

In 1971, a young Pennsylvania legislator named Franklin Kury did something vitally important for his state and the Chesapeake Bay to which it drains. He would wait 42 years to

Chesapeake Bay Journal

Consider, for a change, the bite-size approach to saving the Chesapeake Bay

By: Tom Horton

Saving the Bay. It’s a whopper of a job, what with the Chesapeake’s 64,000 square miles of water and watershed lands sprawling through six states and the District of Columbia.

Chesapeake Bay Journal

If AI is so smart, why can’t it clean up its own mess?

By: Tom Horton

“What’s going on now is a huge wealth transfer from consumers to some of the richest companies on earth …”

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Resident geese: invited guests that never went home

By: Tom Horton

The October sunset was casting shadows, 70 years ago. Dad rose from his easy chair and stepped to the front door to hear the music overhead — wild geese migrating

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The mysterious case of disappearing Chesapeake ospreys

By: Tom Horton

Colonial Beach, VA: It was a glorious spring here on the lower Potomac River in 2023 for ospreys and for the townsfolk like Joanie and Barry Millward who applaud their

NZ Marketing Magazine

Seven great street posters that broke the rules

By: Tom Horton

Many posters are invisible before they hit a wall. They're designed in studios, approved in boardrooms and optimised for a screen that's six inches from your face.

Chesapeake Bay Journal

Seventy years later, the words of Gilbert Klingel still hit home

By: Tom Horton

I have attempted to set down something of the character of the Bay and its moods … the sleek, still calms, the gray fogs, the sparkling lusty northwesters, the goodly