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Top officials are sounding the alarm about a risky Hudson River bridge that's held up by a few wooden sticks and could endanger over 100,000 residents.

John Lipscomb is a fierce environmental advocate for one of America’s historic rivers. He and his dog Batu continuously patrol the Hudson and its tributaries, supporting scientific studies in their 36-foot wooden boat.

Without green energy from Canada flowing through cables in the Hudson River, New York could have a hard time achieving its clean energy goals by 2030.

Threat of barges parked in Hudson River again makes waves Germantown residents oppose moorings, citing safety and views Roger Hannigan Gilson FacebookTwitterEmail Ernest R. Lasher Jr. Park in Germantown. A local barge operator is proposing to moor up to three 250-foot barges in the Hudson River here, which could come within 150 yards from the park.Roger Hannigan Gilson A Troy-based barge operator is proposing to moor up to three 250-foot barges in the Hudson River near a town park. Residents of...

The Environmental Protection Agency calls polluted runoff "one of the greatest threats to clean water."

The Environmental Protection Agency calls polluted runoff "one of the greatest threats to clean water."

New York and New England Need More Clean Energy. Is Hydropower From Canada the Best Way to Get it? Two massive projects, requiring hundreds of miles of transmission lines, have left Indigenous communities in Canada, and some U.S. activists, up in arms. October 4, 2020 Duane Hanson and Sally Kwan live deep within Maines North Woods and fear that construction of transmission lines for a project called New England Clean Energy Connect will destroy their idyllic existence. Credit: Sally Kwan Relat...

arrow Dead fish along the Hudson River in December 2020 Daphne McWilliams Over the summer, hordes of dead fish were spotted floating along the Hudson River from Manhattan up to Haverstraw Bay in Rockland County. Experts said at the time it was due to a fatal mix of "the sun, the heat, the sewage, and the lack of rain synergistically working together." Everything seemed to go back to normal by late summer... at least until now. Since Thanksgiving weekend, there have been over 100...

im froonfroon. lease yoo has the week off. >> good morning. im froonfroon. lisa robinson hooze the week off . >> we had our reeding in the earl morning hours. we reood just things and hit at b.w.i. the temperatures are down. there are frost ood advise -- there are frost advisories out there. a pretty dry reading considering these morning chilly temperatures. that number will drop by 10:00 or 11:00 as the sun begins to heat the atmosphere a little bit. it was quite breezey yesterday. pr...