Debuting on Wednesday: a flyover video of the entire Delaware River!
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EPA: “Alarming” gaps in cybersecurity for water providers
Public water providers in the Delaware River watershed and across the United States are being urged to ramp up their...
Beneath the belly of the Battleship New Jersey
To speak of the USS New Jersey is to speak in superlatives: The most decorated battleship in American history. It...
PWD airs its 25-year Water Revitalization Plan
On a sunny, warm Monday afternoon, Anna Kloiber pointed at a glistening body of water behind her just on the...
New Jersey completes purchase of Warren County farmland as developer drops warehouse plan
Editor’s note: This story originally appeared at NJ Spotlight News. It is republished with permission. New Jerseyans can expect the...
EPA awards $6.8M to clean up brownfields in Delaware River watershed
Early on Monday afternoon, Shone London was fishing the lower Schuylkill River near his home in Southwest Philadelphia. London, 23,...
Environmental group publishes guidebook on Pennsylvania land-use laws
Pennsylvania residents have a new tool to learn about local land use and development, a guidebook published by the nonprofit...
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...
Welcome back, otter
A river otter, a harbinger of cleaner waters and a healthier environment, has appeared for the first time in more...
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...
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...
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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