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WEBSep 12, 2024 · The Upper Delaware Council will honor Meg McGuire, the founder, publisher and editor of Delaware Currents, with a special recognition award at its annual awards dinner on Sunday. Delaware Currents, which McGuire started in 2015, is the only news outlet dedicated to covering the entire 330-mile Delaware River and four-state watershed.
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WEBSep 9, 2024 · Delaware Currents is a news project dedicated to telling the story of the Delaware River from its headwaters in the Catskill Mountains of New York to the Delaware Bay, where it meets the ocean. Delaware Currents seeks to host an intelligent conversation about the river's future, understanding that there is a natural tug-of-war among its stakeholders and that no one person, organization or ...
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WEBAug 26, 2024 · Our Mission. We are better custodians of the river when we understand the river. All voices are welcome to this conversation. Get In Touch! 845-741-8146. PO Box 306 Port Jervis, NY 12771. [email protected]. Social Media. Facebook Delaware CurrentsTwitter Delaware CurrentsInstagram Delaware Currents.
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WEBMar 28, 2023 · Delaware Currents is a nonprofit, online news magazine dedicated to the Delaware River and sparking an informed conversation about its future.
Invasive fish in Delaware River pose growing threat, officials warn
WEBBy Kerry Bates | November 8, 2023. Officials warn that several species of invasive fish have appeared in growing numbers in the Lower Delaware River basin, posing a threat to native fish and harming the environment. Freshwater Drums, Blue Catfish, and the Northern Snakehead are among these invasive species that have been making their way into ...
What’s going to happen when the Delaware Aqueduct is shut down?
WEBMar 21, 2022 · The significant leak is where the aqueduct tunnels under the Hudson River on its way to New York City and the repair will take that tunnel (and those reservoirs) out of operation as a source for New York City’s drinking water for 5-8 months in 2022. The reservoirs will still feed the Delaware River. NYCDEP states in its fact sheet that:
Delaware River drownings: Persistent and preventable
WEBBy Meg McGuire | July 29, 2021. Here’s a terrifying prediction about drownings in the two National Park units on the Delaware River: According to the data: Our next victim will be a 27-year-old male from NJ. He will drown while swimming in the river without a lifejacket on a Saturday afternoon in July or August. It will happen between 3 and 6 pm.
Ta-DA! First big step in getting the Delaware River cleaner
WEBMay 12, 2022 · The compact that created the Delaware River Basin Commission 60-plus years ago was the beginning of finding solutions to that problem. The commission enacted regulations that required municipalities to treat their wastewater, but the regs back then focused on the biggest problem — which was carbon from our poop.
The beneficiaries of removing mill dams in Delaware River …
WEBFeb 19, 2024 · On a spring day more than 300 years ago, the people of the Lenape tribe gathered in their homeland along the Brandywine Creek in Delaware. Hundreds of fish had just begun to make their way from the Atlantic Ocean, up the Delaware River and into the Brandywine to spawn in the creek’s upstream headwaters in Pennsylvania.
Next step in cleaning the Lower Delaware comes with a hefty …
WEBMar 24, 2021 · Hey, rubber, meet the road. There’s no one who doesn’t want the Delaware River to be as clean as possible, but the next step comes with a hefty price tag — from $1.5 million for Trenton and as high as $3 billion for Philadelphia.
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