In Lake George, a continued fight around herbicide
The push for a permit heads back to court
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What lakes are next for herbicide treatment?
Lake communities across the Adirondack Park look to ProcellaCOR as key in fight against invasive weed
Envisioning a path forward on salt reduction
DEC, DOT reps describe ‘momentum’ on cutting road salt as advocates urge more action
Lawmakers double down on clean water funding
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle shared frustrations with the governor’s $250 million clean water cut.
State grant brings Tupper Lake closer to new water plant
State lawmakers applaud state’s $2.5 million contribution
From citizen scientists to water advocates
Youth-led nonprofit ramps up Adirondack programming around road salt's impacts on water supplies
Lake monitoring program in peril
Adirondack Watershed Institute, partners explore support options as EPA cuts funding
Study: 95% of Adirondack lakes could lose brook trout habitat
Study finds just 5% of Adirondack lakes may have the right conditions to sustain brook trout habitat in a warming climate.
The road to salt reduction
Other states demonstrate solutions for tackling chloride contamination, tightening regulations
2023 Explored: Road Salt
Will a new roadmap to reduce salt use make a difference?