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Even at a local scale, water quality improvements on upstream properties can make a big difference to downstream users.
Some key players are embracing the idea of proactive partnerships to improve water quality and create a sustainable revolving fund.
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The new executive director of the Friends of the Upper Delaware River is anything but new to this line of work
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A shipyard in Philadelphia is at the center of international relations with South Korea, whose president boasts a ship-building project, “Make American Shipbuilding Great Again” (MAGSA), which played a pivotal part in securing a reduction in tariffs
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New Jersey officials announced a historic environmental settlement that secured an estimated $2 billion from chemical companies over decades of contamination at four industrial sites
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Fly, birdy, fly! 🥹🐦
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Equipped with only cardboard and a dream, crafty racers participated in the first-annual Delaware River Cardboard Boat Regatta and Beach Party. delawarecurrents.org/2025/08…
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Via @delawarecurrent: A multi-year effort is underway to restore fish passage past 11 dams on the Delaware portion of the Brandywine, which runs about 20 miles through southeast Pennsylvania and western Delaware. delawarecurrents.org/2025/09…
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“It’s so much more complicated than just hitting the big red button when it’s going to flood, and then people get out of there,” said Molly Oliver, executive director of the nonprofit Friends of the Upper Delaware River. delawarecurrents.org/2025/08…
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The shipping sector along the Delaware River is bracing for impact of Trump administration tariffs delawarecurrents.org/2025/08…
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Advocates in Philadelphia dream of safe access points to water recreation in the city - to fish, to boat and yes - even swim, in the city's waterways delawarecurrents.org/2025/08…
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The recognition of @delawarecurrent's freelance team underscores the importance of supporting freelance journalists who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to local newsrooms.
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For our series ‘The Big Think’ we speak with Steve Tambini, former executive director of the Delaware River Basin Commission, on his expertise in working for the watershed delawarecurrents.org/2025/03…
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Repairs to the leaky Delaware Aqueduct are paused yet again. There are no guarantees that it will be fixed next year, either. delawarecurrents.org/2025/05…
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Editorial report: With federal agencies in flux, environmental leaders offered hard truths and strategies for navigating federal disruption delawarecurrents.org/2025/05…
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The Trump administration cut a federal program designed to reduce future storm damage by investing in protective infrastructure, jeopardizing community resiliency projects around the watershed
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Residents living near Skinners Falls Bridge opposed PennDOT’s plan to tear it down. The bridge is 123 years old and is on the National Register of Historic Places delawarecurrents.org/2025/04…
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Our audience has spoken! We're on BlueSky 👀
We're excited to build our readership and community with you on this new platform. (We'll still be on Twitter for folks who want to stay here.)
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Delaware Currents: Federal Judge Dismisses Wayne County Land & Mineral Group Lawsuit Against Delaware River Basin Commission Over Fracking Ban [PaEN] tinyurl.com/yy42k9ty
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Unlike in past years, in the nearby Chesapeake Bay and in the Hudson River, where the fish return each spring to spawn, the hatching and maturation of juveniles “has been abysmal." delawarecurrents.org/2025/03…
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Large vessels on the Delaware River have lost power, steering or propulsion an average of at least 13 times a year the last decade, putting bridges and other vessels in danger of a catastrophe similar to what happened in Baltimore last year delawarecurrents.org/2025/03…





