Six state lawmakers propose study
Brian PJ Cronin
Brian PJ Cronin has reported for The Current since 2014, primarily on environmental issues. The Beacon resident, who is a graduate of Skidmore College, teaches journalism at Marist University and was formerly director of alumni relations at The Storm King School. In addition to The Current, he has written for Hudson Valley Parent, Organic Hudson Valley, The Times Herald-Record and Chronogram.
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Out There: River of Life
The Great Hudson River Fish Count comes to Little Stony Point
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Schumer Secures $1.5 Million for Shakespeare Fest
Theater groundbreaking expected next month
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Out There: The Fabulous Fahnestock Returns
Runners — and hikers — will toe the line Aug. 17
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Landfill Filters Coming to Beacon, Philipstown
Federal grant pays for devices that cut emissions
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Out There: We’re in the Right Place
Hudson Valley has an abundance of local climate plans
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Attorney General Accuses Holtec of Illegal Discharges
Groundwater and storm-water releases under review
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Feds Cite Holtec for Violations
Indian Point returns funds and revises contract
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Congestion Toll ‘Pause’ Upends Climate Bills
Superfund law approved, but others don’t get to floor
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Out There: Why Did the Turtle Cross the Road?
How to safely move a snapping turtle
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Clearwater Finds Safe Harbor
Raises $347,000 to surpass emergency fundraising goal
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Out There: Old Man Yells at Cloud
Missing a once-in-a-generation celestial event (twice)
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Clearwater Confronts Rough Weather
Venerable environmental organization at risk of insolvency
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Spongy Moth Caterpillars Hatch En Masse
Local outbreak continues, little threat to humans
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New Options at Indian Point?
Decommissioning board examines wastewater solutions
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Out There: Hiding in Plain Sight
One of Beacon’s most historic sites is also one of its least visited
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The Future in Flooding
Dutchess identifies areas made vulnerable by climate change
