Regulators and Watershed Organizations
Mussels: A powerful solution to pollution in the Delaware?
When the Fairmount Water Works was built in the early 19th century to provide clean drinking water to Philadelphia, it...
New York City to stop most land purchases in Catskill watershed
Residents and local officials in the Catskills are celebrating an agreement that puts an end to part of a decades-long...
DRBC gets $715,000 in federal money through U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman
U.S. Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12) once again used her muscle to bring home $715,000 to the Delaware River Basin...
Delaware Riverkeeper sues EPA over dissolved oxygen standards
An environmental group has taken the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to federal court, accusing it of foot-dragging in finalizing regulations...
Agencies sign on to a re-evaluation of a Lehigh River dam
Representatives from three government agencies last month agreed to share the costs of a study to consider the current and...
Dozens of projects awarded $17.3 million from Delaware Watershed Conservation Fund
While the former residents of Thompson’s Beach gave up long ago on the effort to rebuild their homes, Alek “Capt....
DRBC to explore water-storage possibilities to alleviate drought
The scientists, engineers and planners at the Delaware River Basin Commission work on all sorts of projects, almost invisibly, and...
Kristen Bowman Kavanagh named as new DRBC executive director
Kristen Bowman Kavanagh has been named as the new executive director of the Delaware River Basin Commission, beginning on Dec....
Editorial: The DRBC can help you understand floods and drought
How we manage our water supply is a serious concern for the whole watershed. (I'm looking at you Philly —...
Roll out the (rain) barrels to promote sustainability and flood prevention
There was a bit of pushing and shoving in the parking lot of the Pike County Conversation District in Hawley,...
141 acres in New Jersey watershed that feeds Delaware Bay are preserved
More than 140 forested acres in Gloucester County, N.J., in a watershed that feeds into the Delaware Bay have been...
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...
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