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Adirondack Road Salt Report Issued: Some Data & Recommendations

September 6, 2023 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Snowplows apply road salt on the 1-87 Northway in the Adirondack Park (Adirondack Road Salt Reduction Task Force Final Report)New York State’s Adirondack Road Salt Reduction Task Force, established by the Randy Preston Road Salt Reduction Act in 2020, has been released. The Task Force was charged with conducting a comprehensive review of road salt contamination and roadway, parking lot, driveway, and sidewalk management best practices within the Adirondack Park, and making recommendations for enhancements. [Read more…] about Adirondack Road Salt Report Issued: Some Data & Recommendations

Filed Under: Adirondacks & NNY, Nature Tagged With: Adirondacks, clean water, cyanobacteria, DEC, DOH, DOT, fish, Fisheries, fishing, ice, Invasive Species, pollution, Public Health, road salt, snow, Transportation, water quality, winter, zooplankton

Beach Closures: Cyanobacteria and Phosphorus in New York’s Lakes

August 15, 2023 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Cyanobacteria bloom (HABs or toxic algae) in New York StateCyanobacteria blooms have closed beaches regularly this summer across New York State. While it may feel like a nuisance to not be able to cool off at your local beach, these blooms force swimming areas to close because they can be dangerous. To protect yourself, your loved ones, and pets, it is important that you understand how to recognize them and what you should do if a bloom is present at a beach you visit. [Read more…] about Beach Closures: Cyanobacteria and Phosphorus in New York’s Lakes

Filed Under: Nature, Recreation Tagged With: algae, cyanobacteria, dogs, fishing, floods, gardening, HABs, Lake Champlain, paddling, pets, pollution, Public Health, swimming, water quality, Wildlife

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