Delaware River Basin Commission Meets Dec. 5 To Consider Resolution To Preserve And Protect Water Supplies During Persistent Dry Conditions

The Delaware River Basin Commission will hold its regular business meeting December 5 to consider, among other items, a resolution to “preserve and protect” water supplies during persistent dry conditions.

Click Here for a copy of the full agenda.

Joining The Meeting

The meeting will be held electronically starting at 10:30 a.m.

Visit the DRBC’s Upcoming Meeting webpage for instructions on how to join.

For more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming events, visit the Delaware River Basin Commission website.  Click Here to sign up for regulator updates.  Follow DRBC on Twitter.  Visit them on YouTube.

NewsClips - Delaware River Watershed:

-- National Review: Northeast Pennsylvania Needs Natural Gas - New Congress, New Federal Administration Should Overturn Delaware River Basin Commission Moratorium On Shale Gas Fracking - By Jason Adams  [PDF of Article] 

-- Erie Times Letter: A Boon? Consider The Price Pennsylvania Pays For Fracking - By Katie Jones, FracTracker Alliance, Johnstown

-- WHYY - Sophia Schmidt: Delaware River Basin Managers Could Take Conservation Efforts If Drought Worsens

-- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: Delaware River Water Levels At 60% As Salt Front Increases Amid Drought

-- KYW: Officials Eyeing Delaware River Salt Levels As Philly-Area Drought Worsens

-- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: Drought Conditions Have Caused Aqua PA Water To Suddenly Stink, But Safe To Drink In Abington, Montgomery County; Using Different Source Of Water 

-- Courier Times: Part Of Bucks County Enters ‘Extreme Drought’ This Week Amid Worst Dry Spell In 22 Years 

-- WNEP: Drought Impacts Lake At Beltzville State Park In Carbon County

-- New York Governor Declares 15 Counties In Drought Warning, Drought Watch Statewide

-- PA Emergency Management Agency, Delaware River Basin Commission: Nov. 26 Hazard Mitigation Grant Funding Webinar, 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. 

[Posted: November 22, 2024]  PA Environment Digest