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The US Geological Survey Pennsylvania Water Science Center Fall newsletter is now available featuring articles on--
-- Documenting Results Of Pesticide Sampling In PA Groundwater
-- PFAS Time-Of-Travel Sampling For Stream Loading, Source Inputs
-- The Susquehanna River Story Video
-- Complex Hydrology And Variability Of Nitrogen Sources
-- Updated Philadelphia Water Resources Monitoring Web Tool
-- Drought Watch/Warning Declared For 35 PA Counties
-- Documenting Monitoring Activities In Chester County
-- Strategy For Addressing Microplastics Science Gaps
-- Elevated Conductivity In Freshwater Tributaries Within Chesapeake Bay Watershed
Click Here to read the entire newsletter. Click Here to sign up for your own copy.
Visit the PA Water Center Newsletter webpage for back issues.
Visit the USGS Pennsylvania Water Science Center webpage for more information on water research in Pennsylvania.
Related Articles This Week - Watersheds:
-- Chesapeake Bay Executive Council, Including Gov. Shapiro Announce Plans To Revise Watershed Agreement, Form New Agricultural Advisory Committee [PaEN]
-- DEP Awards $24 Million In Grants To Support County Clean Water Projects To Improve Water Quality In Chesapeake Bay Watershed [PaEN]
-- Coalition For The Delaware River Watershed, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Announce $17 Million In Grants To Enhance The Health Of The Delaware River Watershed [PaEN]
-- PA Sea Grant Now Accepting Research Proposals To Enhance Use, Conservation Of PA's Coastal, Watershed And Great Lakes Resources; Jan. 15 Webinar [PaEN]
-- USGS PA Water Science Center Fall Newsletter: Pesticide Sampling; Philadelphia Water Resources Tool; Sampling For PFAS Contamination; Addressing Microplastics Science Gaps [PaEN]
-- Vote Now For Pennsylvania's 2025 River Of The Year Among 3 Finalists-- Delaware River, Perkiomen Creek, Youghiogheny River [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- PA Capital-Star: Shapiro Joins Governors In Renewed Commitment To Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
-- LancasterOnline: Lancaster Conservation District Receives $5.9 Million For Chesapeake Bay Watershed Pollution Reduction
-- Altoona Mirror: Mid-State Counties Receive Funds To Fight Pollution Of Chesapeake Bay
-- Lancaster Farming: New Ag Committee To Advise Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Program
-- WHYY: Conservationists Celebrate More Than 200 Federally Funded Projects To Restore Waterways In Delaware Watershed
-- Chesapeake Bay Journal - Ad Crable: Study Points To Farmland Treated With Biosolids As Possible Source Of PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ In Fish
-- Center For Biological Diversity: Lawsuit Launched To Cleanup Coal Ash Storage Pond At Talen Energy Brunner Island Power Plant Along The Susquehanna River In York County
-- USDA Invests $9.1 Million In Sewage Facility Upgrades In Dauphin, Westmoreland Counties
-- Partnership For The Delaware Estuary: Gardening For Clean Water Newsletter For Habitat Owners, Caretakers
[Posted: December 11, 2024]
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