Adirondack Council News Archive

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is hosting a month-long online discussion to expand the conversation on acid rain.

Acid Rain & Smog-Causing Pollution Falls Below Federal Limits, Additional Cleanup Still Needed Before Adirondacks, Catskills and Other Sensitive Areas Can Recover

Senate Democrats Preserve Recreational Facilities and Bolster Small Businesses

"We Love New York Campaign" Features Beaver, Bluebird, Brook Trout Threatening to Resign as Official State Mammal, Bird, Fish

One Year after Adirondack Council Recommends "Low Sodium Diet" for Park Roads Paul Smith's College/Adk Action.org and University of Maine Reach Similar Conclusions

Landowner Angry over Park Agency Enforcement of Wetlands Laws Accused Environmental Org. of "Tortious Interference with Contract" for Blowing Whistle

Trends Show Regulations Working, But Congressional Action Needed to Bring Damage to End in Adirondack Park, Catskills, Hudson Highlands

Permit Would Allow First Chemical Poisoning of Invasive Plants in an Adirondack Water Body; 1,500 Pounds Would be Dumped in South End

Newly Approved State Plan Violates, Contradicts Existing Laws, Endangers Riders and Emergency-Response Personnel

Plan Would Destroy Integrity of Environmental Protection Fund, Hack Park Staff, Cut Special Funds for Pollution Prevention, Cancer Research & Recycling