Feds: Vermont failing its duty to protect Lake Champlain
The federal Environmental Protection Agency is pushing Vermont to do more to control runoff from dairy farms impacting Lake Champlain
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Key wetlands protected near Lake George
By Mike Lynch
Lake George Land Conservancy buys key wetlands property on Huddle Bay on Lake George in the town of Bolton.
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Inside Elizabethtown’s 60-year journey to a public sewer system
By Tim Rowland
Has the time finally come for this small Adirondack community to build wastewater infrastructure?
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
Mirror Lake progress highlighted at annual salt summit
Key takeaways from Lake George Association's road salt reduction gathering, held this year in Lake Placid
More Adirondack lakes, communities eligible for septic funds
Dozens more Adirondack lakes qualify under a state septic replacement funding program.
Mercury in Adirondack Park fish raises health concerns
By Mike Lynch
Adirondack Park's pristine waters hide contaminant dangers in fish
Herbicide application denied in Vermont, approved in New York: A tale of two approaches
Ongoing debate raises questions around ProcellaCOR's use in lakes used for drinking water
Lake George Commission declares ProcellaCOR concentrations undetectable after 24 hours
Lake George Association conducts its own sampling, monitoring
Herbicide used in Lake George for first time
The Lake George Park Commission on Saturday dropped an herbicide into Lake George, a controversial escalation in its battle against Eurasian watermilfoil