Public Service Board Allows New Science in Vermont Yankee Case
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Greenfield, MA, March 6, 2013. – The Vermont Public Service Board admitted the Connecticut River Watershed Council’s (CRC) four expert reports as
Comments: Non-Project Use Application by Holyoke Gas & Electric
Paul S. DucheneySuperintendent - Electric ProductionHolyoke Gas & Electric99 Suffolk Street, Holyoke, MA 01040February 7, 2013 Paul, I have reviewed the Application for Authoriziation of
American Shad: Our Iconic Fish
Vermont, February 01, 2013. Many areas in this country have icon species that add to their sense of place. The Texas Gulf Coast is busy
Upstream Fish Passage at HG&E’s Holyoke Dam Fishway, Spring and Fall, 2012
January 16, 2013 Paul Ducheney Superintendent – Hydro Holyoke Gas and Electric Department 99 Suffolk Street Holyoke, MA 01040-5082 Re: Monitoring Report: Upstream Fish Passage at
There must be something in the water
Vermont, January 01, 2013. Most North Country residents in the Connecticut River valley know that up until 1791 Vermont was an independent republic after breaking
Not Down the Middle
Vermont, November 1, 2012. Most waterbodies marking a boundary between two states or countries have an imaginary dotted line running down their middle. The Connecticut
Junk Cars, Furniture, Parking Meters, & Loads of Trash Removed from Rivers
Junk Cars, Furniture, Parking Meters, & Loads of Trash Removed from Rivers: Local Rivers & Streams Are Cleaner Thanks to Source to Sea Volunteers Greenfield,
The What?
Vermont. October 1, 2012. Sometimes others perception of one’s occupation belie your spirit. One would not expect your stereotypical accountant to be the adventurous type.
Still Time to Dive into River Cleanup: Volunteers & Divers Needed to Join Massive River Cleanup
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Greenfield, MA September 14, 2012 – On Saturday September 29, thousands of volunteers in four states will fan out to clean up
On the Anniversary: Untold Stories
Last year on August 28th, Irene blew through Vermont and wreaked havoc in the Connecticut River and Lake Champlain watersheds. The amounts of rain varied