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July — September , 2004
Volume 3, Issue 4
Welcome to
the newest issue of Tributary Times, our online newsletter about
Delaware's Tributary Action Teams and their activities. We've
also got some news items that we'd like you to know about, and
would also like to invite you to join the Team that's working
in your part of the State.
Most
of the items you see on this page are linked to more detailed
information, either on our site or at another Internet resource.
Please feel free to link to those articles, and then come back
here to learn more!
If you
like what you see, why not invite your family, friends, and neighbors
to visit our site and sign up for their own copy? The more we
help build awareness of the condition of our waterways and their
challenges, the sooner we'll be able to make all of Delaware's
water as clean as it can be.
Statewide News
Appoquinimink
Tributary Action Team
Christina
Basin Water Quality Management Team
Ninth
Annual Christina Bus Tour — On
Friday September 10, 2004 Delaware and Pennsylvania members
of the Christina
Basin Clean Water Partnership gathered for the 9th
annual bus tour of the Christina River Basin. The
purpose of the tour was to visit various best management
practices (BMPs) that have been installed to protect and
restore the waters of the Christina Basin. Click
here for more...
Inland
Bays Tributary Action Team
Sussex
County Quality of Life Study
Discusses Growth Trends — During
the last few decades, the coastal area of Delaware's Sussex County, like coastal
areas around the country, experienced dramatic increases in residential and commercial
development. A lot of this development took place within the Inland Bays
watershed. In 2002, the University of Delaware Sea
Grant Marine Advisory Service examined growth trends in population and housing
units in Sussex County and surveyed residents about various growth and development
issues. Click
here for more...
Public
Workshop for the
Assawoman Bay TMDL — The
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) held
a public workshop on the Assawoman Bay Total Maximum Daily
Load (TMDL) on September 28. Click
here for more...
EPA
Proposes Indian River
Temperature TMDL — The
Environmental Protection Agency is proposing a temperature TMDL for the Indian River, and
will hold a public hearing in Millsboro on November 10, 2004 from 5:00 - 7:00
PM. Questions will be taken from the audience during this hearing and issues
will be discussed. Click
here for more...
Nanticoke
Tributary Action Team
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