April 2012
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WatchApril 19, 2012
MOUNTAIN LAKE JOURNAL - APRIL 19, 2012
Lake Study: Phosphorous is a big polluter of Lake Champlain especially in Missisquoi Bay along the Canadian border. Phosphorus often produces toxic algae blooms. Scientists in the United States and Canada have just spent 3 years trying to pinpoint where the phosphorous is coming from that’s polluting the lake. 2 public hearings are scheduled to review the findings on May 1st in St. Armand,...
THIS WEEK ON MOUNTAIN LAKE JOURNAL
Relief: State of New York coming to the rescue of local communities hit hard by Irene; will pay for storm repairs. Invasive species: Divers are taking to the chilly waters of Lake George next week to continue the attack on an invasive species that has infested parts of the lake. The push is on to keep the Asian Clam from spreading further into other Adirondack waterways. Awareness for ALS:...
LISTEN: Vision2Action returns to Mountain Lake...
MOUNTAIN LAKE JOURNAL (4-12-12)
Project Hope: Crisis counselors are going door-to-door in communities in Essex and Clinton Counties to offer free counseling and other services to victims who are still trying to cope with the emotional and financial aftermath of last year’s severe flooding. For more information call: 518-524-9616
White Nose Syndrome: Scientists now say the white-nose syndrome epidemic...
WatchMountain Lake Journal Business Edition (4-6-12)
MOUNTAIN LAKE JOURNAL BUSINESS EDITION (4-6-12)
On the Road to Recovery: With job numbers up, there are strong signs the economy is improving. But could recent gains fizzle if economic growth doesn’t pick up? Pension Cuts: The New York Legislature cuts pensions for future state workers.
Factory Order: New York State Lawmakers pass an on-time budget, clearing the way for a major order for a North Country factory. New York’s Metropolitan...
WatchApril 5, 2012
THIS WEEK ON MOUNTAIN LAKE JOURNAL
Climate Change: The impact of climate change on weather patterns, and industries like skiing and maple sugaring in the Northeast, brings researchers from across the New York State to the Adirondacks. Lake Study: A new study in the works by the International Joint Commission that oversees waterways along the border, may help Lake Champlain communities prepare for future floods. Highway Funds:...
