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The latest issue of The Guardian newsletter from the Susquehanna River Basin Commission highlights--
-- Proposed Cuffs Run Hydroelectric Project in York County
-- Filling Data Gaps In Water Sue
-- New general permit for cooperative fish nurseries
-- 2023 SRBC Annual Report now available
-- Partnering with Pinchot State Park on stream monitoring
-- Upcoming Calendar of Events
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Resource Links - Watersheds:
-- Penn State Extension - Special Flooding Resources Watershed Winds Newsletter
-- Penn State Extension Webinar: April 19 Uses And Benefits Of Rain Barrels, 7:00 p.m.
-- Penn State Extension: May 4 Rain Barrel Discovery Workshop, Lancaster; Registration Fee Includes Rain Barrel
Related Articles - Watersheds:
-- US Dept. Of Interior Announces $244 Million In Abandoned Mine Reclamation Funding For Pennsylvania; Local Grants Available [PaEN]
-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Newsletter Highlights Proposed York County Hydroelectric Project; Filling Water Use Data Gaps; 2023 Annual Report [PaEN]
-- Request For Presentation Proposals: Delaware River Watershed Forum Sept. 26-27 In Bethlehem, PA [PaEN]
-- PA Resources Council Launches New What's Up Watershed? Educational Series [PaEN]
-- Protecting Clean Water Together: Water In Your Pocket: Why Not Buy Refurbished Tech? - By Carol Hillestad for the Brodhead Watershed Association [PaEN]
-- Two BioBlitz Events, Earth Day Events In Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster Counties Coming Up! [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- TribLive: Work Begins To Stabilize Abandoned Mine Subsidence-Prone Portion Of Westmoreland Village
-- WESA: PA Leads Nation In Abandoned Coal Mines, But Feds See Light At End Of The Tunnel
-- The Center Square - Anthony Hennen: Feds Give PA $244 Million For Abandoned Mine Reclamation Problems
-- Tribune-Review: Mucky, Orangish Abandoned Mine Water Flows Out Of Hillside Into Johnstown Due To Heavy Rains
-- Wilkes-Barre Times: Casey Announces $1.35 Million For Nanticoke Creek Restoration Project
-- WNEP: $1 Million+ Abandoned Coal Mine Land Reclamation Project Announced In Luzerne County
-- Chesapeake Bay Journal - Ad Crable, Jeremy Cox: As Rain Fell, Sewage Systems Across The Bay Region Buckled
-- LancasterOnline: Manheim Twp. Says City Of Lancaster Trying To Pass The Buck In Stormwater Lawsuit
-- Scranton Times: DEP: Sediment From Dam Repair Project Significantly Impaired Roaring Brook
-- The Allegheny Front: PennEnergy Plan To Withdraw Water From Big Sewickley Creek In Beaver County For Fracking Revives Worry About Threatened Fish
-- GettysburgConnection.org: Adams County Planting Partnership, Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership, Watershed Alliance of Adams County Offers Free Native Trees For Adams County Residents
-- WGAL: Spreading Awareness While Also Planting Thousands Of Trees In Lancaster
-- Interfaith Partners For The Chesapeake Bay: Check Here For Upcoming Earth Day Activities
-- Two BioBlitz Events, Earth Day Events In Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster Counties Coming Up!
-- Warren Times - Josh Cotton: Felled Trees Used To Improve Allegheny National Forest
-- Inquirer: Water Privatization Is Coming Under Renewed Scrutiny From PA Lawmakers, Regulators As Consumers Sour On Rate Increases
-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Files Motion To Intervene In Susquehanna River Hydroelectric Facility Case With FERC
-- Delaware RiverKeeper April 5 RiverWatch Video Report
[Posted: April 4, 2024]
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