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Atmospheric rivers can bring unexpected flooding
"We need a new appreciation of the power of water," said hydrologist Ed Clarke. He spoke to reporters from The...
Big changes are like little deaths
With this newsletter, we take a wide swing away from the usual subject matter of Delaware Currents and into the...
Delaware Currents: Our journalism awards and latest stories
So back to the business of Delaware Currents: stories! But a reminder that DC is closing down as of Dec....
Good or bad, change happens
Not everyone reads every single one of my newsletters, so you might have missed that Delaware Currents is coming to...
Time to say goodbye.
It's time. With funds getting scarce, there's no way to continue the work of Delaware Currents. As of December 31,...
The sturgeons are celebrating!!
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency did what it said it was going to do and announced on Sept. 22 its...
Good work all ’round
It's so great having a freelancer like Maddy Lauria who has tackled a story I've been eyeing for years: How...
A multi-course serving of Delaware River news
Before anything else, I need to stop a moment to pause and reflect on the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001...
A song (or two) that never ends
Two stories this week about topics that seem never-ending. The first, a deep dive (pun intended) by freelance writer Kyle...
Tariffs, floods and a piping plover named Nomad
As agencies, institutions and families across the country brace for the effects from actions arising from Washington, Delaware River ports...
It’s not unicorns and rainbows around here….
Liam Mayo wrote a great report from the Pennsylvania Energy & Innovation Summit that was held in Pittsburgh, Pa., on...
Summertime and the living is (mostly) easy!!
An uninhabited island in the middle of the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Camden is not home to humans —...
