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The Hudson River Posts
- Household Detergent Law Seeks To Limit Nutrient Runoff
- September Along the Hudson River
- 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
- Current Moonphase on The Hudson River
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September Along the Hudson River
From the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Just when Hudson Valley residents have had all they can take of the haze, heat, and humidity of summer, along comes September. The ninth month will have its hot spells, but … Continue reading
Natural Gas Pipeline Under Hudson Being Considered
By ALBERT AMATEAU Downtown residents have yet another gas problem in addition to the potential danger from hydrofracture gas drilling in the New York City watershed. The newest concern is a proposed natural gas pipeline that Spectra Energy wants to … Continue reading
Posted in The Hudson River, aquifer, conservation, information, infrastructure, watershed
Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, Bayonne, coast guard, Con Edison, DEC, Department of Environmental Conservation, Department of Transportation, DOT, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC, Gansevoort Market District, Gansevoort Peninsula, gas, Hudson River, Hudson River Park Trust, Jersey City, Linden, Manhattan, natural gas, New Jersey, New York, pipeline, Spectra, Spectra Energy, Staten Island, watershed
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18th-Century Ship Found Buried At WTC Site
From AFP via Google News NEW YORK – New Yorkers raced against time Friday to reveal the secrets of a mostly intact, 18th century sailing ship found in the muddy foundations of the World Trade Center reconstruction site. The ghostly … Continue reading
A Bridge Sails Down the Hudson
By COREY KILGANNON of The New York Times SAUGERTIES, N.Y. – Kent Waddell started his day Tuesday by heading to the Hudson River with his bloodworms and fishing rod. But he saw something on the river that made him race … Continue reading
Washington Heights Waterfront to Get Facelift
By CARLA ZANONI, DNAinfo Reporter / Producer UPPER MANHATTAN — A desolate path along the Hudson River between the George Washington Bridge and the Dyckman Marina deserves an X-rating, neighbors say. The NYPD says the stretch between Washington Heights and … Continue reading
Posted in Enjoy, canoe & kayak, conservation, information, infrastructure, preservation, tourism
Tagged Dyckman Marina, Dyckman Street, Fort Tryon Park, Fort Washington Park, George Washington Bridge, Hudson River, Inwwod Canoe Club, Manhattan, New York, northern Manhattan, Parks Department, Washington Heights
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Second Commuter Train Tunnel Under Hudson?
Patrick McGeehan writes for The New York Times Construction of a second commuter train tunnel under the Hudson River, one of the biggest public works projects under way in the country, could be delayed by issues about the use of … Continue reading
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Tagged development, eminent domain, Hudson River, law, Manhattan, New Jersey, New York, Port Authority, subway, tunnel
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Ice On Top But There’s Life Below
By early January, ice usually comes in to stay on Hudson River tributaries, marshes, and upland ponds. Ice cover on the mainstem varies from year to year. A mild winter may see open water to Albany; a cold one might … Continue reading
Posted in Enjoy, PCBs, conservation, estuary, fish, flora and fauna, history, information, infrastructure, maps, nuclear, preservation, sanitation, tourism
Tagged Albany, DEC, Department of Environmental Conservation, estuary, Hudson River, ice, Manhattan, marshes, New York State, tributaries, wildlife, winter
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