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Watershed/Flooding NewsClips

Here are NewsClips on watershed topics from around the state--

Editorial: Government Can And Does Work
Flooding
27 PA Counties Cleared For U.S. Disaster Aid
Here's How To Ask FEMA For Flood Help
Agencies Start Compiling List Of Flood Damage
Flood Damage For Dauphin County Nears $150 Million

Local Governments Look For Help Paying For Flood Repairs

More Budget Cuts As State Pays 25% Share Of Federal Disaster Aid

Seven Flood Disaster Recovery Centers Open Wednesday
Editorial: FEMA Is Flooded With Disaster Relief Requests

Storm Damage To Delaware Canal To Cost $1 Million+

Corbett Appoints Central PA Flood Cleanup Task Force
Chesapeake Energy Pitches In With Flood Cleanup

Floods Didn't Affect Marcellus Shale Drilling DEP Says

Drillers Weren't Required To Tell DEP They Shut Down During Flooding

5,400 Homes, Businesses Damaged In Flood In NE PA

PA Reports Thousands Of Flood-Damaged Buildings
Years Of Development Contributed To Record Swatara Creek Flooding
Penn State Extension Resources On Flooding

Recovery: Loans Available To Buy Energy Efficient Appliances

Landfill Rules Relaxed To Speed Flood Cleanup
State Waiving Some Garbage Rules To Deal With Flood Debris

Flood Waste Lands In Landfills, Salvage Yards

Trash Piles Up In Flooded Towns

Waterways Polluted With Debris, Raw Sewage

Op-Ed: The Unpredictable Flood Of 2011

Feds, State Tackling Flooding Woes

Marino Wants A Federal Hearing On Flood
Receding Water Leaves Mosquitoes, Waste, No Marcellus Problems
DEP Announces Emergency Mosquito Control In Flood Counties

Warning: Test Well Water Before Drinking

Flood's Toxic Threat Looms

Flooding Puts Hurt On Midstate Farmers' Crops

Susquehanna Levees Do Their Job, But With Side Effects
Flood Revives Levee Debate

Levees' Effect Up, Down River Assessed
Levees Help One City, But Hurt Nearby Communities

Flooded Towns Say Levees Made Matters Worse Elsewhere

Officials Want Answers On River Gauge

USGS: New River Gauge Says River Up To 48.6 Feet

Things Were Not Adding Up With River Readings
Forecasting Failure Angers Victims

USGS: Flood Gauge Functioned Properly
Editorial: Fix System For River Crest Projections

Official: River Gauge Hit Its Limit

Op-Ed: Harrisburg's Early Flood-Damage Estimates Sobering

Flood Gates Open At PA Hydroelectric Dams

Other Watershed

EPA Officials Inspect 62 Lancaster County Farms

Chesapeake Bay Fouled By Susquehanna Flooding

Ligonier OKs Mine Reclamation Project

Editorial: Reclaiming The Stonycreek
Rain Gardens Grow As Smarter Way To Circulate Water

9/19/2011

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