Save the Delaware ecosystem with water release, its imperative!!!
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David Machowski
11 years ago
I come up from ct. Several times a year. Want to come back next week if water is ok.
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Kelly E. Buchta
11 years ago
Release the h2o!
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Fred Nelson
11 years ago
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Full Reservoirs and unusual conditions call for a thermal release to protect the fishery and eco system. Hancock gauge in the West Branch approached 74 degrees F two days in row. Local economy is hurting. Please provide a modest release to improve the situation.
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Tim ansbach
11 years ago
Release now
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Anthony Albano
11 years ago
this is ridiculous , we need to protect this amazing resource
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Dan Neske
11 years ago
Please increase the water flows!! It is not only 1 species you are affecting it is probably hundreds!!
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Nathan Bennett
11 years ago
Please manage the in-stream flows in a manner appropriate for the fishery. Planned releases will help control rising water temperatures and support this wild fishery.
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robert pranio
11 years ago
Please start releasing water
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rich Chmielewski
11 years ago
Please release some water to help the eco system in the lower river.
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Byrne Haldeman
11 years ago
Release enough water to protect the fishery there is plenty of storage in the reservoir system to spare. No one is advocating for fish over people!
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shirley and joe desilva
11 years ago
Release the water and save our ecosystem,
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John Fedorka
11 years ago
Release some water please.
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Capt. Joe Demalderis
11 years ago
Mr. Mayor, don't just talk the talk, walk the walk. Care about the environment that your city affects, and also the people your city impacts.
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catskill weather
11 years ago
i will be surprised if the city does the right thing
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Jessica Lettich
11 years ago
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When the drinking water reservoirs were created, a wonderful ecosystem was created as well. NYCDEP is obligated to give the ecosystem they had a hand in building the same consideration it gives the drinking water supply.
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john clark
11 years ago
The past few days have highlighted a very real problem that the the Delaware River Watershed has struggled with now for several seasons- the fact that spring has become increasingly warmer, sooner, and as a result the FFMP fails to protect the river for the brief but nonetheless very threatening high air/water temps periods that occur during low flow periods of the FFMP in April and May. This is not about demanding more water all the time. This is about having some plan in place to provide SHORT TERM relief to the rivers and fish when the FFMP's low flow regiment for spring is not enough to keep rivers safe in short term hot spells. These freak but increasingly more common hot streaks in spring are usually only last a week long or less, and therefore the additional water required to offset these hot temps and limit the impacts on water temps would be very minimal to the reservoir storage capacity while critically important to the Delaware system and its trout. This issue needs to be addressed as too many people and living things depend on this river for such an unnecessary problem to persist.
John Clark
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Anonymous
11 years ago
In the meantime, thousands of anglers and tourists are planning their trips to other states who manage water release programs in a way that take into account everyone's needs. Read: Montana, Colorado, Wyoming.
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William Lampron
11 years ago
Please release water to save the system! Please work on a plan so this doesn't happen again
we need the releases
Save the Delaware ecosystem with water release, its imperative!!!
I come up from ct. Several times a year. Want to come back next week if water is ok.
Release the h2o!
Full Reservoirs and unusual conditions call for a thermal release to protect the fishery and eco system. Hancock gauge in the West Branch approached 74 degrees F two days in row. Local economy is hurting. Please provide a modest release to improve the situation.
Release now
this is ridiculous , we need to protect this amazing resource
Please increase the water flows!! It is not only 1 species you are affecting it is probably hundreds!!
Please manage the in-stream flows in a manner appropriate for the fishery. Planned releases will help control rising water temperatures and support this wild fishery.
Please start releasing water
Please release some water to help the eco system in the lower river.
Release enough water to protect the fishery there is plenty of storage in the reservoir system to spare. No one is advocating for fish over people!
Release the water and save our ecosystem,
Release some water please.
Mr. Mayor, don't just talk the talk, walk the walk. Care about the environment that your city affects, and also the people your city impacts.
i will be surprised if the city does the right thing
When the drinking water reservoirs were created, a wonderful ecosystem was created as well. NYCDEP is obligated to give the ecosystem they had a hand in building the same consideration it gives the drinking water supply.
The past few days have highlighted a very real problem that the the Delaware River Watershed has struggled with now for several seasons- the fact that spring has become increasingly warmer, sooner, and as a result the FFMP fails to protect the river for the brief but nonetheless very threatening high air/water temps periods that occur during low flow periods of the FFMP in April and May. This is not about demanding more water all the time. This is about having some plan in place to provide SHORT TERM relief to the rivers and fish when the FFMP's low flow regiment for spring is not enough to keep rivers safe in short term hot spells. These freak but increasingly more common hot streaks in spring are usually only last a week long or less, and therefore the additional water required to offset these hot temps and limit the impacts on water temps would be very minimal to the reservoir storage capacity while critically important to the Delaware system and its trout. This issue needs to be addressed as too many people and living things depend on this river for such an unnecessary problem to persist. John Clark
In the meantime, thousands of anglers and tourists are planning their trips to other states who manage water release programs in a way that take into account everyone's needs. Read: Montana, Colorado, Wyoming.
Please release water to save the system! Please work on a plan so this doesn't happen again