Amid a tide of development, can Philadelphia’s Graffiti Pier be preserved?

Update: Partial Collapse of Graffiti Pier Leaves Future Park Plans in Limbo Tucked away in the Polish neighborhood of Port...
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Welcome back, otter

A river otter, a harbinger of cleaner waters and a healthier environment, has appeared for the first time in more...
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Gibbstown LNG project shows a flicker of life

After repeated setbacks, a controversial proposal to transport liquified natural gas from a plant in Pennsylvania to a port on...
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Philly faces a big dig to get the lead out

Note: This article first appeared in Grid magazine. It is republished with permission. Across the country, civil engineers and water...
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Delaware Aqueduct shutdown plans set again, for October

Third time's the charm. Or at least that's what the people in charge of the New York City reservoirs —...
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Residents get the skinny on the Skinners Falls Bridge

The potential future of the Skinners Falls Bridge, which connects Sullivan County in New York with Wayne County in Pennsylvania,...
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How’m I doin’?

Editor’s note: This is a free newsletter that was sent to subscribers. To sign up for the newsletters, email us. As...
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‘A day of immense gratitude for water justice realized:’ EPA imposes limits on PFAS chemicals in drinking water

In the first-ever national limits on toxic “forever chemicals” in drinking water, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Wednesday that...
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Seeking a solution to sewer floods

This is the latest installment as part of a continuing series of stories highlighting water and sewer issues in the...
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Restoring the habitat of the American Shad

American Shad, whose scientific name, Alosa sapidissima, means “most delicious of herrings,” have been a source of food for those living...
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N.T.S.B. report sheds new light on Lehigh River derailment

A preliminary federal report released on Tuesday about the March 2 train derailment that led to the spills of diesel...
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Climate change raises the risks of hazardous materials getting into the Delaware River

The effects of climate change — such as sea level rise, more intense rainfall and flooding — can increase the...
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