Preserve River Ecology Archives

Preserve River Ecology

06.28.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: Nyack News and Views

The Bomb Train Next Door, Part II

06.28.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: FiOS1 News

More dead fish turn up on banks of Hudson River

06.26.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: CBS New York

Dead bunker fish washing up along Hudson River

06.25.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: LoHud: The Journal News

Hudson River fish die-off has environmentalists alarmed

06.25.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: WNYC

Cuomo Spent $690,538 in Legal Fees for the Birds (and an Oyster Bed)

06.20.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: City Limits

New York Confronts Polluted Past in its Waterways

06.19.15 :: Boat Blog

On patrol: Upper Estuary, Troy dam

Met U.S. Coast Guard and New York Department of Environmental Conservation Thursday aboard the DEC Region 4 patrol boat. They are beginning to create revised/upgraded GIS-based local spill response plans – starting here and working down the River. The transport of crude oil through New York State is driving change – slowly. Nice to see old friends. We’ve been working with these Coast Guard guys on the crude oil issue for two years and the DEC officers for many years on the Upper Estuary. There has been lots of water […]

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06.18.15 :: Rvk in the Press :: Daily Freeman

Saugerties Town Board, by 4-1 vote, declares no confidence in pipeline plan

06.17.15 :: Boat Blog

On patrol: Historic Albany could become History

Today southbound past Albany I saw a 3 million gallon Bakken oil bomb train “parked” in Albany under the big highway helix that takes up much of the waterfront of the city. The train was stopped on a bridge labeled “Historic Albany.” If one of those bomb trains blows up … Historic Albany could be History.