Environmental (alternative)
In Maryland, the 'Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund' is funded by:
AFederal grants only
BThe state's bay restoration fee (flush tax) paid by property owners connected to sewer systems✓ Correct
CReal estate transfer taxes
DMREC licensing fees
Explanation
Maryland's Bay Restoration Fund (flush tax) collects a fee from properties connected to public sewage systems, funding upgrades to wastewater treatment plants to reduce nutrient pollution to the Bay.
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