NYC water tunnel shut down to repair Delaware Aqueduct
Flood concerns incorporated into plan
With two workers dwarfed by the tunnel for the Delaware Aqueduct, you can get some sense of its size. PHOTO...
Wyalusing-Gibbstown LNG project suffers another setback
A contentious on-again, off-again plan to process liquified natural gas in Pennsylvania and transport it to a port on the...
What’s going to happen when the Delaware Aqueduct is shut down?
Attend this Zoom meeting to find out more
A public presentation on a billion-dollar project -- repairing a massive leak in the Delaware Aqueduct -- that the New...
Big doings in D.C.
U.S.Sen. Tom Carper, left, announces the Delaware River Basin Conservation Reauthorization Act with Wendi Weber, U.S. Fish and Wildlife...
UDC is on the cusp of “financial atrophy”
Starved of funding, the Upper Delaware Council sees an unsustainable future
The Upper Delaware Council, based in Narrowsburg, N.Y., is facing a sustainability crisis. (The UDC advises upper river towns on...
A cautionary tale of a toxic chemical and how it ended up in the Delaware
About two years ago, 1,4-dioxane was found in the Delaware River by New Jersey American Water in its testing of...
How will the infrastructure bill benefit the Delaware River watershed?
Trying to get a handle on how parts of $1 trillion in federal infrastructure spending will flow into the Delaware...
DRBC to hold another public hearing on fracking wastewater rules
The Delaware River Basin Commission has announced another public hearing on the hot topics of importing and exporting water to...
Manmade floating wetlands battle harmful algae bloom
PENNINGTON – Harmful algal blooms plagued New Jersey freshwater lakes during the summer of 2019 and are a continuing concern...
New Fortress doubles down on LNG-by-rail permit
A New Fortress Energy affiliate is doubling down on the importance of transporting liquefied natural gas by rail as part...
Speakers demand total ban on fracked wastewater
First set of public hearings on proposed water rules
Thirteen people spoke Wednesday at the first of four public hearings that the Delaware River Basin Commission is holding on...