Environment
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Locals pitch in to green up Plattsburgh
The event in honor of Earth Day involved volunteers from ARC and a PSU fraternity.
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SUNY Plattsburgh plans Earth Week activities
Events begin today and run through the week. Many are open to the public.
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Essex County emergency radio project almost delayed by rare bird
The rare Bicknell's thrush almost held up construction of the new emergency radio network.
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Court approves move to sue DEC, APA
Challenge to connector snowmobile trail construction method and grooming moves forward.
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Camp buys land from Nature Conservancy
Other property will be transferred to the state, which could eventually result in public access to some areas.
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Tribe: PCB remedy disappointing
St. Regis Mohawk leaders wanted Alcoa to remove all 1 million tons of contaminants from the Grasse River, but the EPA favors dredging and capping much of the tainted sediment instead.
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Legislators back APA clear-cutting idea
A change in the permitting process for logging on privately owned forest land gets the OK from Franklin County lawmakers who think the Adirondack Park will benefit from it.
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Western New York Industrial plant guilty of criminal pollution
In a case similar to the movie Erin Brokovich, a federal jury convicted Tonawanda Coke Corp. and a top executive of illegal air and ground pollution and trying to hide the violations from a citizens action group and regulators. They face millions of dollars in fines and imprisonment.
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Ecological-damage settlement
Decades of pollution to the St. Lawrence River and St. Regis Mohawk Reservation caused by the Alcoa, Reynolds and GM plants in Massena will be addressed through $20 million agreement reached Wednesday.
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Survey: Erosion, flooding critical Boquet issues
At its annual meeting, BRASS reviewed accomplishments, elected a new board, discussed goals.
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