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Recent Washington Post article
states alliance of fracking industry with environmental groups
fractures
Cayuga Lake Watershed Network issues their
response to SGEIS on fracking.
Seneca Lake Pure Waters Assocation issues report
to SGEIS on fracking.
EPA issues final
report on fracking.
PA railroads
through legislation allowing fracking virtually everywhere,
and forbids physicians to keep mum on chemical exposure health
issues. Read REPORT
INFORMATIVE
NEW WEBSITE DETAILS FRACKING
ISSUES
FRACKING
NEWS, LINKS, BLOGS and UPCOMING EVENTS
No Frack Almanac
- please Read!! |
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INVASIVE
PLANT ALERT!!!
- hydrilla found in Cayuga
Inlet. This
is a concern at the south end of the lake, and we are also
worried about the emergence of Asian Clam as a new invasive
at the north end.
See
image
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This space
photo of the Finger Lakes from the International
Space Station, flying at an altitude of approximately 220 miles,
shows parts of two countries, including the Finger Lakes area
of New York and part of two Great Lakes -- Ontario and Erie
and the Niagara River, which connects them. |
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To report a spill or water quality
violation, contact the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
(DEC) Spill Hotline 1-800-457-7362 anytime. To report a fish
kill of 100 or more fish in Cayuga Lake contact the regional
DEC office at 1-800-388-8244 x 203 or ask for the fisheries
unit. |
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Watershed Network
