From: Water Online, March 15, 2017

March 9, 2017

Today, Mountainkeeper’s Kathy Nolan proudly stood alongside NYS Attorney General Schneiderman to support the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and warn against the EPA Director Puritt's proposal to slash the agency budget.  We couldn't have picked a better day--this morning Pruitt denied that carbon dioxide is a primary contributor to global warming,  Mountainkeeper will continue to fight for the agency that protects our air, water, and great outdoors.  Pruitt's climate denying mindset coupled with proposed cuts is devastating, unethical, and dangerous for us and the environment.

By TWC News Web Staff
Thursday, February 2, 2017 at 10:43 PM EST

"This may seem, to a lot of people, like a hopeless moment, looking at this onslaught of horrendous picks for the cabinet. But what I'm seeing across the country is people standing up and getting out. He can deny climate change. He can deny lies. But he can't deny the will of the people," said Catskill Mountainkeeper Program Director Wes Gillingham.

January 2, 2017

Daily Freeman News

KINGSTON, N.Y. >> A recent feature article in National Geographic about Ulster County and what it has to offer its visitors in four-season tourism is expected to entice even more people to visit in 2017, said Rick Remsnyder, director of the county’s tourism bureau.

January 11, 2017

River Reporter

REGION — A national movement to march on Washington, DC is being held the day after the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump. Women from all over the country will unite to make their voices heard. 

November 7, 2016

Times Union

A U.S. Coast Guard plan to allow floating barges full of crude oil to anchor for long periods of time on the lower Hudson River is not "an acceptable solution," a top state official wrote Tuesday.

November 14, 2016
Times Herald-Record

BEAVERKILL — In the heart of Sullivan County fly fishing country, ensconced within the “forever wild” Catskill Park, the Beaverkill Covered Bridge has presided for 150 years over a rich history of tanning industry, Civilian Conservation Corps work, camping, and always, fishing.

September 26, 2016|Law360

A handful of green groups continued to press the Second Circuit to wipe out the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s approval of Constitution Pipeline Co.'s proposed $683 million natural gas pipeline Friday, blasting the regulator’s contention that it had complied with environmental law. 

SULLIVAN COUNTY, N.Y. -- A renewable energy campaign is underway in Sullivan County.

Solarize Sullivan is a community-led, solar energy campaign, aimed to attract residents to usage of solar energy. Catskill Mountainkeeper's Renewable New York program and the State Energy Development Authority are supporting the project.

By Joe Mahoney Staff Writer 

Mar 7, 2016

Many local landowners who've resisted eminent domain power handed to the Constitution Pipeline company have been left angry not only with the natural gas industry but also with the federal agency that regulates interstate transmission projects.