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While sea lamprey are considered a nuisance species around Lake Champlain, the fish are an important part of the Connecticut River ecosystem.
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Author Erik Reardon dives into the history of commitments local citizens made to gaining a greater understanding of migratory fish, and accommodations they cooperatively made to keep these fish populations healthy.
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Hot summer weather is bringing Vermont's water quality concerns to a boil, with toxic blue-green algae blooms infecting lakes and rivers and closing…
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Those who swim or boat on the Connecticut River and its tributaries can go online to check the water quality at their favorite spots.The Connecticut River…
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A very old sewer system is still in use at about 800 wastewater treatment plants in the U.S., including along the Connecticut River. It’s called ...
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An endangered fish was hooked recently in the Connecticut River near Vernon.National Marine Fisheries Services Endangered Species Coordinator Julie…
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The Shumlin Administration is deciding if the state should purchase a 560-megawatt hydro system on the Connecticut and Deerfield rivers. But the deal…
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Lawmakers will soon get a report on whether Vermont should purchase a series of hydroelectric dams along the Connecticut and Deerfield rivers. In the…
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A leading environmentalist says fish populations in the Connecticut River have rebounded after the shutdown of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant.Rep. David…
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The last major log drive on the Connecticut River was held in 1915. The drives would start in late spring and last through the summer and could jam the…