
Tank Cars Stored Near Opalescent And Boreas
By Phil Brown
In flight over rail line, Protect the Adirondacks spots tank cars being stored in three locations.
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By Phil Brown
In flight over rail line, Protect the Adirondacks spots tank cars being stored in three locations.
By Phil Brown
Four environmental groups and two Adirondack towns urge Governor Cuomo to take immediate action to stop the storage railroad tank cars in the Adirondack Park.
Former Explorer Publisher Dick Beamish interviewed longtime Newcomb supervisor George Canon for the November/December 2007 issue. Canon died Sunday, June 18, at the age of 77.
Environmental groups are alarmed by a conceptual proposal floated by the Cuomo administration to establish lodging facilities near Boreas Ponds—in an area they believe should be classified as “untrammeled” Wilderness.
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