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By Charles Compton | November 2, 2018

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Fracking wastewater is banned from watershed by Delaware River Basin Commission

STATEIMPACT PENNSYLVANIA - The Delaware River Basin Commission, the agency that oversees drinking water quality for the watershed, voted to prohibit the discharge of wastewater from fracking operations into the region’s waterways or land. The commissioners voted 4-0, with the federal government abstaining.
The largest class of New York forest rangers graduated. Diversity is a work in progress

(NCPR) - The largest class of New York State Forest Rangers recently graduated in Lake Placid. The ceremony was an emotional culmination to months of training and years of determination among the new graduates.
Fake reviews make it hard to buy online. RIT professors are trying to fix that

(WXXI) - When you look at those reviews for a product you may be considering purchasing on Amazon, can you trust them? That’s a question addressed by recent research co-authored with two faculty members at RIT’s Saunders College of Business and other experts.
Oxygen tanks, HVAC units and an ambulance: New York auctions surplus COVID-19 supplies

(WRVO) - Early in the pandemic, then-New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was a daily presence on television, calming worried citizens and updating viewers on his state's efforts to build hospitals and acquire medical gear to fight the growing toll of hospitalizations and deaths. All that material, paid for by the federal government, included what is now surplus.
Hochul, New York health officials warn of ‘tri-demic’ this winter

Gov. Kathy Hochul and top state health officials say New Yorkers should start preparing for a surge in three different viruses — RSV, the flu, and COVID — as the holiday season gets underway. Hochul said doctors and hospitals in New York are bracing for a “tri-demic” in the upcoming winter season.