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Save The Delaware River System

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steve charnitski
11 years ago

Please don't kill this beautiful resource.

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charlie bowen
11 years ago

Please preserve this special place forever

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Bill Dawson
11 years ago

This Eastern Blue Ribbon Fishery has an economic impact that is widespread in the mid-Atlantic and New England! Please act now to support these small businesses and their customers.

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Annie Hood.
11 years ago

Our Pepacton reservoir is almost full the river is so low it makes no sense not to have releases. Will they wait until it overflows and they have no control and we flood again !

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Ted Bergen
11 years ago

It doesn't take much of a water release to provide a little relief. With record snow this winter and full reservoirs, I'm curious as to why there haven't been any releases. I'm guessing that long range weather forecast might predict summer drought, saving for when it gets critical in July and August??

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Jon Zimmerman
11 years ago

It is imperative to increase flows to an appropriate level to maintain healthy water quality for this fishery and recreational waterway.

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Frank Harford
11 years ago

Please do the right thing for the fish in this important river system

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Chris Zack
11 years ago

Release more water damn it

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william closs
11 years ago

The Delaware River is a great resource for the Public, if there is adequate reservoir supply, the river level and temperatures need to be monitored and controlled for the benefit of the public and the river environment.

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Mary Humphrey
11 years ago

Do it now!

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Andy Saunders
11 years ago

Time to treat the resource with the attention and in the manner it deserves.

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Cheryl decker
11 years ago

please release water /save our river

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Bill Plankey
11 years ago

This wild fishery needs to be managed properly. It is by far the best trout fishing in the East. Sitting in CT, it never appears to have been managed well. The dams were over 100% capacity when the great flood happened 7 or 8 years ago and they did nothing to protect the properties downstream. It's a shame and NY residents have a right to be frustrated with the politicians.

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Mark Hunt
11 years ago

Stop playing games and release more water

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Richard Searles
11 years ago

No excuse for not taking into account the health of the Delaware ecosystem. Please provide some balance to your citizen's both local and urban.

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james dobranski
11 years ago

time to step up to the plate people ,do the right thing for the benefit of all. thank you

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Mike Mooney
11 years ago

I ask those in positions of decision making power to expeditiously and thoughtfully consider the release of water into the Upper Delaware rivers. This area - both its rich natural resources and its proud, kind and hard working citizens - deserves to be looked after for the enjoyment of future generations of business owners as well as those who fish. It is a national treasure. Thank you.

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Jesse Guastella
11 years ago

Rain is on the way but hopefully this helps.

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Ron Thieme
11 years ago

Be responsible stewards and start thermal releases!

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Rob Rynearson Jr.
11 years ago

This is a win - win for the trout, the communities, AND nyc.