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Archive for 'Environmental News'

What’s happening to YOUR garbage?

What happens to your garbage after you drag it to the curb?

How will the unseasonably warm weather impact this year’s maple crop?

Many sugarmakers have already had their first boil of the season Click here for the MYNBC5 story 

DEC Releases Draft Lake Champlain Watershed Implementation Plan

March 17 Deadline for Public Comments on Plan to Reduce Phosphorus and Improve Water Quality The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced the release of the draft Watershed Implementation Plan that creates a detailed path forward to reduce phosphorus that impairs Lake Champlain and contributes to harmful algal blooms (HABs). The […]

DEC is Hiring Staff for the 2023 Summer Camps Program

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New York’s moose population steady, possibly growing

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Her Adirondack dream job

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Ice conditions on Lake Champlain are unsafe for recreating, officials say

At least three people have fallen through the ice, two have died, since Thursday Click here for the MYNBC5 story 

Alstom joins Northeast Hydrogen Hub Consortium

“This is a significant milestone because if the hydrogen hub were to be selected and funded, it would create the potential for a hydrogen train, produced in New York State, to one day service the Northeast Corridor.” Click here for the Sun Community News story 

Lake? Pond? What’s the difference?

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Behind the scenes look at the governor’s budget reveal

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Buffalo earthquake is strongest in New York since 2002

The quake, which measured at 3.8 on the Richter Scale, was the largest magnitude earthquake in New York state since 2002. Click here for the MYNBCNews5 story 

Birds in Crisis Around the World; You Can Help – Participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count

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DEC Seeks Public Input on Draft Forest Preserve Work Plan Policy

Deadline for Public Comments is Feb. 27 The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is seeking public input on a newly developed policy to guide how DEC evaluates and reviews work plans for projects in the Adirondack and Catskill Forest Preserve. The draft Commissioner Policy (PDF) is available for public comment until Feb. […]

League of Women Voters to host six-week reading and discussion group

The League of Women Voters of the North Country invites interested readers to join a six-week reading and discussion group on Place and Story made possible through a grant from Humanities New York. The three titles chosen by the League from the list developed by award-winning author and environmentalist Rick Bass will stimulate discussion about […]

APA accepting public comment on projects under review

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PROTECT Challenges DEC’s Road Rebuilding in Wilderness

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DEC: Consequences of Feeding Deer in Winter

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Bus from Central NY company in crash with truck that killed 6 in North Country

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Spring-Like Weather Confuses Birds, 2023 Duck Count Results

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An earmark for the Ausable River

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DEC Releases 2020-2022 Report on Restoring and Enhancing the Health of New York’s Great Lakes

Highlights Efforts to Build Community Resilience to Flooding, Restore and Connect Healthy Ecosystems, Promote Environmental Justice, and Educate the Next Generation New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today released the 2020-2022 Great Lakes Program Report (PDF) that highlights collaborative efforts to conserve, restore, protect, and enhance New York’s Great Lakes […]

Rising Groundwater Threatens New York City — Researchers to Study How Much

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NYS Climate Action Council Finalizes Scoping Plan to Advance Nation-Leading Climate Law

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New York approves human composting law; 6th state in US to do so

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