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Suffolk County will connect 64 Manorville homes to the public water supply after chemicals contaminated private wells.
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The grant will be used to add 100 homes to the Patchogue River Watershed Project, which is significantly reducing nitrogen pollution in the Great South Bay.
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The ‘forever chemicals’ have already been found in water supplies across Connecticut, and a new federal regulation could establish an enforceable limit.
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Seventeen of the Long Island bays, rivers and harbors surveyed have oxygen levels that fall below the state Department of Environmental Conservation’s standard.
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The Village of Westhampton Beach unveiled its new sewer connection that will protect water quality and boost local business growth.
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Over $10 million in federal grants will fund 41 projects in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont to improve the health and environment of the Long Island Sound.
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Connecticut and New York have gotten most of their water pollution issues under control due to wastewater management of the Long Island Sound.
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Catalytic converter thefts have increased by 200% in Suffolk County this year.
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A new app allows Long Island residents to monitor the safety and quality of the water at local beaches.The Long Island Beach and Water Quality App was…
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The environmental group Save the Sound has released its annual report card on the water quality at more than 200 beaches on Long Island Sound. Almost 80%…