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Explore the Delaware

A Flight Along the Delaware River Our History, Our Watershed
A Flight Along the Delaware River Our History, Our Watershed

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

By Chris Mele | September 29, 2025
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The Fort Miles Historic Association turned the previously abandoned battery #519 at Cape Henlopen near Lewes, Del., into a military museum.  
It is a remnant of the kinds of fortifications and defenses along the Delaware Bay during World War II. Photo courtesy of McGovern Collection (2009)

A passion project details World War II defenses of the Delaware Bay

By Isabella Darcy | September 29, 2025
Read More about A passion project details World War II defenses of the Delaware Bay
Flooding in Norristown, Pa., from the remains of Hurricane Ida in 2021.

Summer flooding in Delaware River Basin to increase in size and frequency, study finds

By Lauren Yates | September 22, 2025
Read More about Summer flooding in Delaware River Basin to increase in size and frequency, study finds
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Upper Delaware Council honors those who helped enhance or protect the upper river

By Delaware Currents | September 17, 2025
Read More about Upper Delaware Council honors those who helped enhance or protect the upper river
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Dissolved oxygen rules set to come Sept. 22: EPA official

By Meg McGuire | September 15, 2025
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