Who’s using the most water in the Adirondack Park?
The Adirondack Park's permitted water users pump around 12 billion gallons of water a year.
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Will new state wetlands regulations impact the Adirondacks?
The Department of Environmental Conservation adopted new wetlands protections for outside the Blue Line. It's not clear if the Adirondack Park Agency will do the same.
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Boquet River Association names new leader
Watershed group looks to ramp up efforts to protect the Boquet River
Reading the river: Field surveys on the Ausable
In his hands-on exploration of the Ausable River, Gary Henry uncovers strategies for effective stream restoration amid changing environments
Halving the salt: State tests show promise for reducing use on Adirondack roads
See what's in the report, and what's been left out
New York budget 2024-2025: What’s in it for the Adirondacks
Clean water and Adirondack Park funding reinstated in state budget, plus a look at what was left behind
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
Adirondacks absent from 1st round of $4B bond act awards
Money from a $4.2 billion environmental bond act voters passed last fall is starting to flow, but so far, not to the Adirondacks.
Tupper Lake’s water woes
After move from lake to well water, Tupper Lake looks to switch back