Rising seas puts hundreds of Superfund sites at risk, study says
Union of Concerned Scientists: EPA must warn public, take action | WHYY
Union of Concerned Scientists: EPA must warn public, take action | WHYY
Todd Fritchmman is waging a war that’s decades in the making against one of the region’s most invasive coastal species. | WHYY
Some scientists have been arguing that phragmites could be a key line of defense against rising sea level | Delaware News-Journal
Locals worry that New York would influence how and when water is released into the river — essential to maintaining tourist-drawing recreation | The Philadelphia Inquirer
Our expectations for the river have moved from those simple judgments of rubbish, stink and death and toward a more sustainable view of the river as it affects our quality of life and its uses for tourism. | Delaware Currents
Sea levels in the Garden State are expected to be up to 6.3 feet higher by 2100 than they were in 2000, up to 1.1 feet higher by 2030 and up to 2.1 feet higher by 2050. | NJ.com
The Delaware River Basin Commission plans to create a Climate Change Advisory Committee to intensify and unify the study of impacts of climate change on the Delaware River Basin. | Delaware Currents
In recent years, some have been disappointed with muted colors and trees that seem to suddenly drop browned leaves | The Philadelphia Inquirer
More than 250 environmental advocates gathered in Allentown to pool resources and plot a course for the future of the watershed. | LehighValleyLive.com
It’s likely that those plants in the lower river and bay are a significant source of the dip in dissolved oxygen. | Delaware Currents