DELAWARE CURRENTS ON WJFF-FM
Meg McGuire is a regular guest on WJFF's program "Making Waves." The show is on every Monday at 8 p.m., Meg is on every third Monday to talk about current issues on the Delaware.
Going buggy for trout
One of the drift boats in the One Bug trout fishing competition on the West Branch of the Delaware River, you can just catch sight of one of the competitors as the river takes it quickly downstream. PHOTO BY MEG MCGUIRE
Not too much, not too little. Not too warm, not too cold. How to get Delaware River water just right
How much water is released when from the three upriver New York State reservoirs concerns everyone downstream. PHOTO BY MEG MCGUIRE
Time to stop shortchanging the DRBC
The Delaware River Basin Commission is charged with looking after the water quality and quantity of the Delaware River for the millions of people in the four states that border it, but only Delaware is keeping its bargain.
Art teams up with science: #4theDelaware
Scolding, brow beating and bullying may not (what a surprise) be the best way to change hearts, minds and beliefs about climate change.
Artists and scientists in the Delaware River watershed are coming together to explore new ways to respect disagreements yet still work toward understanding.
The Partnership for the Delaware Estuary Science Summit 2019
Jennifer Adkins, executive director of the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary, welcomes all to the PDE 2019 Science Summit.
See-saw wait for permanent ban on fracking continues
Sometimes, there’s an element of a see-saw (slow-moving, of course) at meetings of the Delaware River Basin Commission.
Marcus Hook survives and tries to thrive despite energy boom and bust
Driving along 10th Street towards Marcus Hook, Pa. from Delaware. The Marcus Hook Industrial Complex (formerly Sunoco Logistics) is on both sides of the road. The site was once a refinery but is now a natural gas hub with lots of extra space for other businesses. VIDEO BY MEG MCGUIRE
Of news deserts and ghost newspapers
This is an interview recorded on Monday, Nov. 19, 2018, at WJFF, the public radio station in Sullivan County for the radio programs Making Waves. The subject is the state of journalism today. The interviewer is Barbara Gref, and the two people being interviewed are Meg McGuire, founder, and publisher of Delaware Currents, and Chris Mele, a career journalist, and Meg’s husband.
