Regulators and Watershed Organizations

EPA issues new water quality rules for urban stretch of Delaware River

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced new water quality standards for a 38-mile stretch of the Delaware River between...
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Dissolved oxygen rules set to come Sept. 22: EPA official

Dissolved oxygen (and the lack of it) has been the star of the show for many Water Quality Advisory Committee...
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Improving water quality as a business: Why downstream users think it’s worth footing the bill

In a perfect world, polluters would take responsibility for their impact on local waterways, whether that means taking measures to...
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Second dam on the Brandywine River being removed to restore fish passage

For centuries, dams have disrupted the natural flow of the Brandywine River and created barriers in migratory routes for fish,...
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Clean-up of Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste at DuPont site along Delaware River continues in N.J.

Following the discovery of more contaminated soil last year, the cleanup of Manhattan Project-era radiological waste at the former DuPont...
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Activists pledge to resist any federal effort to lift fracking ban in Delaware River Basin

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign...
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Warren County backs effort to name Paulins Kill a National Wild and Scenic River

An ongoing initiative to recognize the Paulins Kill, a 41-mile tributary of the Delaware River, as a National Wild and...
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Philadelphia Water Department celebrates Manayunk Canal’s restoration and reopening

Philadelphia’s Manayunk Canal was a stagnant water body that suffered from low dissolved oxygen, frequent algal blooms and sedimentation for...
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