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EPA and CPW assessing fish kill, other impacts after truck crash and fuel spill near Lyons CDOT says Highway 36 will be closed during daytime hours for next few days Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Lance Hernandez/Denver7 Employees with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency work to clean up and test water in North St. Vrain Creek on Wednesday a day after a truck crashed and spilled around 8,000 gallons of gasoline, including some into the creek. Posted at 5:21 PM, Apr 28, 2021 and last upda...

Letter: Residents should take the time to watch Darien Talks Housing series April 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail To the Editor: Have you spent your evenings zooming friends and relatives? Great, then you know zoom! Put friends and relatives aside one hour a month and engage with Darien Talks Housing. Chris Janson and Evonne Klein have hosted a series of informative zoom sessions, bringing in experts, advocates and legislators, in order to educate everyone about our very complicated challenge—Connecticut’s housing crisis. You can find videos and more information on Instagram, too. On April ...

David Schuman explains why even though dozens of dead fish might look alarming, it can actually help our wildlife populations (1:44). WCCO 4 News At 10 - March 2, 2021

Waves of fish mortalities attributed to cold weather i Photo credit: Neesy Tompkins /i . Dead fish in Port Aransas. By: Jamie Treviño and last updated 2021-02-19 18:43:57-05 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The big freeze didn't solely impact the local sea turtle populations. On Monday night, Feb. 15, 2021, viewer Neesy Tompkins was out on the shores of Port Aransas, looking out for cold-stunned sea turtles struggling with the cold weather that hit the state this week. While she was there, she stumbled across waves of dead fish, and shot some video of the scene. Friday, we rea...

Hundreds of cold-stunned fish washed up dead in Port Aransas, Texas, on February 15, amid extremely low temperatures.Photographer Shane Wynn told Storyful she took the video, which also shows a dead pelican, at the ferry landing in Port Aransas.“After initially finding a dead pelican in a frozen puddle on the sidewalk Monday afternoon, I walked along the shore to find huge piles of dead fish washing ashore,” said Wynn.The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said batches of dead fish that washed up along riverbanks were reported in six bay systems due to the wintery conditions, ac...