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… killed) by 95% or more. U.S. EPA’s proposal is a big disappointment for advocates of healthy
fisheries and aquatic ecosystems, as my colleague Steve Fleischli writes about here: Basically, EPA …
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… severe impacts caused by Indian Point’s cooling water intake and thermal discharge on Hudson
fisheries. The number of fish and other aquatic creatures that could be saved each year by stronger …
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… the Federal oversight agency for failing to consider vital information from the National Marine
Fisheries Service (NMFS) about affects on endangered and threatened aquatic life in the Hudson …
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… Hudson. Five hundred pounds per year of PCBs have been coming down the Hudson, helping to ruin our
fisheries and other aspects of the river’s health. The project is expected to take 5-7 years, …
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… the severe impacts caused by Indian Point’s cooling water intake and thermal discharge on Hudson
fisheries. The number of fish and other aquatic creatures that could be saved each year by …
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… the impacts of Indian Point on endangered species is still pending. In fact, the National Marine
Fisheries Service recently expressed various concerns about the plant’s impact on the …
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… reuses water to protect the ecosystem and dramatically reduce the plant’s impact on Hudson River
fisheries.
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… regulations on power plants’ cooling water intakes, and took action to protect Hudson River
fisheries, such as American shad, from further decline. “Riverkeeper is outraged and disgusted by …
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K. Hattala, Hudson River
Fisheries Unit 7/16/2010 Summary An initial call of a small fish kill was received by the DEC on …
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… these populations have shown few signs of recovery. Ocean bycatch in industrial scale trawl
fisheries may be a huge cause of this decline. As vessels trawl for fish at sea, their gear also …
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