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… This terminal expansion could facilitate the transfer of up to 1.8 billion gallons of heavy crude oil from train to river barge, increasing both train and barge traffic significantly. Please … Read More

… promising “aggressive action” in requiring a comprehensive review of the company’s proposed crude oil heating facility at the Port of Albany. Riverkeeper commends the agency for listening to … Read More

Ulster Map A 97-car CSX train carrying empty oil tank cars derailed Feb. 25 near shops and homes in the Town of Ulster, N.Y., about five miles … Read More

… at the Albany Pump Station for a beer and a chance to discuss issues related to the risks of crude oil transport in New York State. An estimated 4 million gallons of oil can move through the … Read More

… risks to hundreds of New York communities and to our waterways posed by the expanding transport of crude oil by rail and vessel. Communities from Buffalo to New York City are unprepared to protect … Read More

Members of the public concerned about the risks from crude oil transportation in the Hudson and Mohawk valleys should attend a Department of … Read More

… to come and speak to about the combined sewage storm water issue affecting New York City and the crude oil issue affecting New York city and the region and what we can do about these issues. There … Read More

… about the risks associated with the proposed Pilgrim Pipelines, which would carry dangerous Bakken crude oil south from the Port of Albany and refined petroleum products in a parallel pipeline north … Read More

… NY to Linden, NJ along the NYS Thruway and through private property. One pipeline would transport crude oil south while the other pipeline would carry refined products north. In total, the … Read More