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Published 3 months ago

Delaware River’s flood history should give pause to logging at Merrill Creek

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Several rain events in December 2023 and January 2024 caused the Delaware River to rise near flood stage. Given the expected increase in rain due to climate change, flooding poses a growing threat to New Jersey. Logging poses numerous threats to water quality. Run-off from logged areas can cause erosion, washing mud and silt into sensitive trout streams.

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Delaware River’s flood history should give pause to logging at Merrill Creek

By Laura OltmanResidents of Warren County may remember the three major Delaware River floods that occurred within a year and a half in 2005 and 2006.

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