11.20.15
:: Boat Blog
Twaalsfkill Brook, Dan Shapley / Riverkeeper
On Nov. 10, Riverkeeper reported to the City of Kingston observations of a raw sewage discharge to the Twaalsfkill Brook, a small tributary of the Rondout Creek.
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11.18.15
:: Boat Blog
Update Nov. 23: The City of Newburgh has completed emergency repairs and eliminated the dry weather discharge of raw sewage from 6-10 homes on Park Place to the Hudson River.
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11.13.15
:: Docket
Riverkeeper has joined the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) WaterSense Program.
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11.03.15
:: Boat Blog
This enormous tractor tire was mired for years in a shallow cove of the Hudson south of the Bear Mountain Bridge – anchored upright in the mud, highly visible at low tide. On Friday, Riverkeeper, Metro-North Railroad and Sea Tow Central Hudson teamed up on a successful operation to haul it out and ship it off for recycling. Commuters on Metro-North’s Hudson Line knew this tire, a blight on the Hudson Highlands landscape. To Dan Shapley, manager of Riverkeeper’s Water Quality Program, it was The Infuriating Tire. “It was just […]
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10.27.15
:: Boat Blog
The season’s last set of Hudson River Estuary water quality sampling results are now available at the Water Quality section.
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10.25.15
:: Boat Blog
Eastbound Tuesday, Oct. 20, returning to the Hudson. Clearing Lock 17 at Little Falls – the Godzilla of Erie Canal Locks.
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10.18.15
:: Boat Blog
We left Waterford westbound Saturday morning, Oct. 17, moving through the Erie Canal locks into the Mohawk. Young-of-the-year herring, starting their migration to the Atlantic, are stunned by the lock's plumbing, and getting picked off by gulls.
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10.16.15
:: Boat Blog
Carol Knudson of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory collects the last main stem water quality sample in Waterford, where the Mohawk River meets the Hudson above Troy.
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10.06.15
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10.03.15
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