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Officials Detail Actions On PFOS Contamination In Newburgh

Stewart Guard Base “strongly looked at” as source of Newburgh water contamination

The Health of the Hudson

On patrol in some of NYC’s most troubled waters

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The East River between Randall’s Island and Throgs Neck is a bit of old New York, and not in a good way: Waterfront property is largely a mix of industrial and derelict, with LaGuardia hurtling airplanes aloft at a remarkable rate, and the notorious Rikers Island prison thrown in for ambiance. It’s also the extraordinary ecological connection between the Hudson River Estuary and Long Island Sound; a place of spawning, forage and transit for life in the muck; and a conduit for pollutants emanating from New York City. The public […]

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Newburgh-area development decisions can boost risks for drinking-water

Volunteers Converge On Sawkill River To Sample Water

Water Testing to Begin in Mid-Hudson Valley Streams

On patrol: Riverkeeper begins 9th season of water quality sampling

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We came down from Ossining this morning. Carol Knudson of Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory collected the first sample for Season 9 of our water quality monitoring program at 10:36, off the mouth of the Saw Mill River in Yonkers. Our community science partners are beginning their work too. Water Quality Program Manager Dan Shapley and Water Quality Associate Jen Epstein are sampling Catskill Creek today with community partners using the new Kingston lab. More about our lab at the Hudson River Port in Kingston. More on our newest partners […]

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Riverkeeper says Stewart Guard and Port Authority should stop PFOS discharges

NY state grants benefit Hudson River Estuary projects in Mid-Hudson region