Environmentalists fear the Trump administration may target the interstate agency that banned natural gas extraction in the ...

In this graphic released by the Delaware River Basin Commission, the salt front location is shown.© Delaware River Basin Commission Map of drought conditions in the Northeast U.S.© Google Earth ...

Water supply managers for the Delaware River Basin this week declared an “emergency,” setting the stage for further action if dry conditions persist. The Delaware River Basin Commission ...

More than 14 million people get their drinking water from the Delaware River Basin, including New York City, Philadelphia and surrounding regions, according to the Delaware River Basin Commission.

Since its establishment in 2016, the Delaware River Basin Restoration Program (DRBRP) has delivered $72.1 million in federal grants, leveraged $100 million in additional investments, and funded ...

The Delaware River's salt front -- the line where ocean water and freshwater meet -- has been shifting upstream from its typical spot near Wilmington to about 20 miles north, near the Philadelphia ...

Delaware River basin managers could take conservation efforts if drought worsens Reservoir levels remain above thresholds that trigger drought operations, but officials could soon declare a water ...

The last time such an emergency was declared was during the 2016 drought. “Over 14 million people rely on the shared waters of the Delaware River Basin,” said DRBC Executive Director Kristen Bowman ...

The Delaware River's salt front -- the line where ocean water and freshwater meet -- has been shifting upstream from its typical spot near Wilmington to about 20 miles north, near the Philadelphia ...