Notes from a Watershed - The Mohawk River

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Thick ice on the Mohawk may result in ice jam flooding when spring arrives
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Move by FERC may result in removal of the Herkimer dam on the West Canada Creek
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It's raining a lot and our wastewater system is bursting at the seams. The resulting sewage overflows are impairing our waterways.
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Recent capture of the Round goby in the Hudson River highlights the need to address invasive species in the Erie Canal Corridor
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Liquidation of this water asset will force reliance on the Mohawk River for the Town of Colonie
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In 1897 groundwater replaced "abominable death-dealing water supply" from the Mohawk
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Warmer wetter winters will likely reduce ice jams and change river ecology.
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A hybrid plan to Retreat and Elevate may serve as a national model for flood mitigation in historic communities.
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Notes from a Watershed - The Mohawk River

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