Regulators and Watershed Organizations
How a nonprofit uses oysters to prevent shoreline erosion on the Delaware Bay
If you’ve eaten at an oyster bar in Philadelphia or Wilmington recently, it’s likely that you have helped to prevent...
What lies beneath? A mixed bag of drought conditions in the watershed
New York, statewide, is mostly drought free. In the watershed sections of the other states, New Jersey still has some...
Saltwater intrusion into the Delaware River: Drought in the Delaware Valley
This article was originally published in South Jersey Climate News, a collaborative environmental reporting project of the Rowan University Journalism Department....
The Water Table is tackling workforce development
When the Water Table was inaugurated, about three years ago, the goal was to develop a watershed-wide group focused on...
Editorial report: Assessing the effects of the Trump administration on the Delaware River watershed
Right now, the Delaware River watershed is mired in a fog, and it's not meteorological. It's born of the anxiety...
Sewage plant operators resist pending EPA water quality rules for Delaware River
Several wastewater treatment operators on the Delaware River are pushing back against pending U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations that would...
‘The Big Think’ with Steve Tambini, former executive director of the DRBC
A series of conversations with people who have worked in and for the watershed, sharing their expertise and knowledge. What...
Christine Todd Whitman thinks the EPA is going the wrong direction
This story was originally published by Inside Climate News. Inside Climate News, Delaware Currents and NJ Spotlight News are part of...
Delaware Aqueduct repair remains in limbo
The possibility this year of seeing the three-times postponed Delaware Aqueduct repair go forward remains in limbo. The repair was...
New Jersey Watershed Conference addresses flooding, climate change and resilience
Editor's note: Lake is a student at the College of New Jersey. You can read more about him in the note...
Water agency renews concern that sea-level rise will flood drinking-water intakes in Philadelphia, Southern N.J.
Inside Climate News This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and...
Local representatives and Trump administration reopen fracking conversation for Delaware River Basin
This article originally appeared in The River Reporter. Local representatives and members of the Trump administration discussed ways on Sunday...
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