More Adirondack lakes, communities eligible for septic funds
Dozens more Adirondack lakes qualify under a state septic replacement funding program.
Water quality
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Mercury in Adirondack Park fish raises health concerns
By Mike Lynch
Adirondack Park's pristine waters hide contaminant dangers in fish
Herbicide application denied in Vermont, approved in New York: A tale of two approaches
Ongoing debate raises questions around ProcellaCOR's use in lakes used for drinking water
Lake George Commission declares ProcellaCOR concentrations undetectable after 24 hours
Lake George Association conducts its own sampling, monitoring
Herbicide used in Lake George for first time
The Lake George Park Commission on Saturday dropped an herbicide into Lake George, a controversial escalation in its battle against Eurasian watermilfoil
Lake George residents upset over uninspected boat launches
Volunteers document out-of-state boat launches raising concerns about invasive species spread at Million Dollar Beach ramp
Upper Saranac Lake marina expansion: Feedback sought on completed plan
Proposal has stirred controversy as marina developers eye second expansion in Saranac Lakes Chain
How preserving land protects Lake George’s waters
State grants will help the Lake George Land Conservancy protect undeveloped property in an effort to protect water resources.
State unveils plan to clean up Lake Champlain
Initiative targets key pollution sources in Lake Champlain Watershed, including agriculture and wastewater, to prevent harmful algal blooms
Herbicide treatment coming to Brant Lake
Brant Lake in Warren County will be the third weed-plagued Adirondack lake to receive the treatment, joining Lake Luzerne and Minerva Lake.