
Salamanders to humans: Hold the salt!
Spring rainfall starts migration and breeding for amphibians, but high salinity can make life difficult
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Spring rainfall starts migration and breeding for amphibians, but high salinity can make life difficult
Report updates data on road salt's effects on Adirondack lakes in Lake Champlain basin
Towns and counties across the Adirondack Park are leading the way in trying to reduce salt use.
A panel studying road salt pollution in the Adirondack Park is nearing completion of its long-awaited first report.
State agencies continue review of fall draft
Property owners call for change at road salt task force meeting in Lake Placid
DOT officials disagree with Committee on Open Government
State opts for bottled water over a fix for Pitcairn residents who have wells contaminated by road salt.
In its inaugural meeting, members explore possible solutions
Members include water scientists, local highway superintendents, advocacy group leaders, environmental lawyers and government officials.