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WATERSHEDS
With the Flow
Watershed report for week of December 6 - 12.
Flows calm across the state, but much above normal in Delaware River Watershed.

Previous Reports

STREAMFLOW
The USGS Network of Streamflow Monitors: A 24/7 Flood Warning System
Interview with Thomas Harris, Chief, Hydrologic Networks USGS, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Water Science Centre.

LEAD PIPES
Getting the Lead out
 Interview with MIT researchers working on a new way of getting lead out of water.

NASBE Report Updates Status of Drinking Water Lead Testing in Schools New York Senate Bill 2122A would lower the mitigation action level to 5 ppb and include 100 percent reimbursement of remediation, but the bill has yet to be signed by the governor. - The Guardian

CHEMICALS
Deaths linked to ‘Hormone Disruptor’ chemical cost billions in lost U.S. productivity. Daily exposure to chemicals called ‘phthalates’ may lead to premature deaths among older Americans, a new study shows.
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WATERSHEDS

Complete data on NY watersheds, including population, rivers, streams, reservoirs, regulators and community water systems. Click on links below.

Watersheds Basics   All Regions   Northwest    Southwest   Central   Northeast


With the Flow Watershed Report Overview - Click on image for full report




INFRASTRUCTURE - A look at New York infrastructure by the numbers

THE HEALTH OF WATER

 Deaths linked to ‘Hormone Disruptor’ chemical cost billions in lost U.S. productivity.

Leave it to beavers to restore ecosystem health

Hydration is not just about drinking enough water

The Health of Water - Archives
WTwire

From fishways to stormwater, $10.2 million in projects
funded in Long Island Sound

Register Citizen

What Is The World’s Largest Deep Lake Water Cooling System Like?

CleanTechhnica

Federal watchdog warns security of US infrastructure
'in jeopardy' without action

The Hill

How a Native American tribe on Long Island is losing its land to rising seas

CNBC

INTERVIEWS

Canadian Cleantech company launches IPO on the TSX
 Forward Water Technologies can extract clean water out of extraordinarily salty solutions, and on spontaneous low energy input.		 NASA spin-off aims to clean the world's contaminated soil, sediment and groundwater, forever
Interview with Ian Doromal, co-founder of ecoSpears, on the green technologies his company has developed for remediation 		Environment-friendly commercial aviation that requires no roads or airports
Interview with Mark Dorey, CEO Straightline Aviation 		First low orbit launch site in Canada. Lift-off 2023!
Interview with Steve Matier, CEO and Spaceport Developer, Maritime Launch Services


INVESTIGATIVE

Corporations are responsible for cleaning up their industrial mess but should they set the standards?
If responsible sources of contamination pay for and conduct the remediation it allows the responsible party to target the absolute minimum in terms of cleanup. Akwasasne Part 2. (PCBs).

How Mega Corps contaminated community's land and water since 1903
The contaminants left behind by General Motors, Alcoa and Reynolds impact Akweswasne's water, wildlife and people to this day. Akwasasne Part 1.











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