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The Hudson River Posts
- The Red Tide Has Arrived
- Albany Turning Basin To Be Dredged (and Not By General Electric)
- Hudson River Sloop Clearwater’s Dredging Fact Sheet
- Next Hudson River CAG Meeting Set for End of September
- Raw Sewage From Cohoes Flowing Into the Hudson
- Canal Corporation Responds To Dredging Report
- EPA Clean Water Strategy Lacks Real Teeth
- Power Line Project Under Hudson Takes Next Step
- Natural Gas Pipeline Under Hudson Being Considered
- Public Hearing Set for Edgewater Superfund Site
- Current Moonphase on The Hudson River
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August on the Hudson River
Courtesy of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation We think of August as a fairly uniform time of languid days, warm sun, gentle breezes, and singing cicadas and katydids. However, compared year-to-year, August is a month of contrasts. … Continue reading
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EPA Still Firm: Dredging Will Continue With Or Without General Electric
Well, no doubt the hand puppets are extremely busy trying to keep all the new plates spinning high in the air. Wow, what a job – creating reality for clients every day – and with potential lawsuits to consider as … Continue reading
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Dredging the River, But What About the Champlain Canal?
By FRED LEBRUN in The Albany Times Union Spring waters are gushing down the Hudson, so a curious man’s fancy turns naturally to thoughts of PCBs. As expected, levels coming over the federal dam in Troy are spiking. Monitors set … Continue reading
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