The Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania's largest watershed, is experiencing a concerning drop in water levels, prompting alarm among environmental experts. Ben Pratt, a water resources engineer at ...
Seven years ago, the river level was higher than it is now and heavy rains preceded the ice jam flooding, authority Chairman Dominic Yannuzzi said. There is no heavy precipitation in the weather ...
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WGAL Lancaster-Harrisburg on MSNHigh levels of forever chemicals found in drinking water in some South-Central Pennsylvania communitiesHigh levels of forever chemicals have been found in the drinking water in some Susquehanna Valley communities. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection sent letters to affected ...
PERRYVILLE — Maryland Department of Natural Resources is seeking public opinion on plans to reduce the speed of boating ...
Volunteers were called to join in the sandbagging efforts to raise the flood protection levels but to no avail. The Susquehanna river levee was topped at 11 a.m. at 38.5 feet on Friday June 23, 1972.
For decades, Pennsylvania’s state capital has been violating the Clean Water Act by routinely releasing hundreds of millions ...
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