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The St. Regis River flows under state Route 37 in Hogansburg, as it nears its confluence with the St. Lawrence River. Photo by Tom French

St. Regis Mohawk Tribe leads effort to curb road salt pollution

By Zachary Matson

New technology includes outfitting snow removal trucks with cameras and sensors to track salt use and optimize operations

Ice begins to form on Mirror Lake in November 2017. Photo by Brendan Wiltse

Salt success: How Lake Placid rallied to save Mirror Lake

By Zachary Matson

Community's efforts to reduce salt use, divert runoff has helped bring a key Adirondack lake back from the brink

Flooding, housing, energy-efficiency rise to top of North Country residents’ climate concerns 

By Mike Lynch

Findings revealed at annual Adirondack Climate Conference

bald eagles are susceptible to bird flu

Bird flu confirmed in Willsboro dead bald eagle

By Tim Rowland

Test results in on bird found dead in December

State to offer $80 million for flood resiliency projects

By Zachary Matson

The latest grants from $4.2 billion green bond could target flood mitigation projects for Ausable, Boquet rivers.

Results are in for milfoil-killing herbicide used in Adirondack lakes

By Zachary Matson

Lakes using the herbicide ProcellaCOR find it effective at killing invasive milfoil and more continue to eye its use

DEC plans ‘reclamation’ of Echo Pond, killing fish so others may thrive 

By Zachary Matson

Longstanding practice aims to restore brook trout 

Adirondack Park Lobby Day in 2023 in Albany

Turning point: What 2025 holds for environmental groups in the Adirondacks

By Gwendolyn Craig

Changing of the guard brings new leaders to tackle Adirondack Park challenges

winter ice research

Trump’s policies impact research and education programs in the North Country

By Mike Lynch

Paul Smith's College and Trudeau Institute leaders concerned about federal funding cuts for science and research

public meeting

Essex residents weigh in on solar farm planned for Hickory Hill

By Tim Rowland

Community solar project planned for farm fields along Route 22

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