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- Romeo, the amorous 400 lb. alligator, killed in 3am meeting with lady driver and baby
- Cos Cob Power Plant Park takes shape -But where’s the erosion and sedimentation control?
- The warmest of Winters in the Northeast gives way to Spring with a cold ocean fog.
- Please stand by for a brief service interruption
- Moon Jupiter Venus and Mercury fill the evening sky
- A lightning-split tree heals on Leap Day.
- How does the Interstate cross the River?
- What you see at the beach if you look up – and not down.
- Byram River Sewer Siphon repaired – with big increase in flooding hazard
- Excuse me! Did you drop something???
- First Iris of 2012 – Alligators in breeding season
- A day at the beach anywhere is still a good day, says Sound Beacher
- January is best enjoyed on the Gulf of Mexico after 5 pm with Venus high!
- The Sun marches ever northward!
- Even Turtles get lucky in the Spring.
- Anhinga Who?
- S3 Solar Storm in Progress. Button down the hatches, Scotty!
- Mt Fly Ash discovered and scaled at Holly Hill
- Sewage Treatment Disks persist along Long Island Sound beaches
- Even Alligators and Turtles Need a Sunbath
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A day at the beach anywhere is still a good day, says Sound Beacher
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January is best enjoyed on the Gulf of Mexico after 5 pm with Venus high!
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S3 Solar Storm in Progress. Button down the hatches, Scotty!
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Mt Fly Ash discovered and scaled at Holly Hill
Town of Greenwich, CT Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility-Improvement Plan Does Mt Fly Ash exist at Holly Hill? What is this: The ashes remain from operations of the municipal incinerator, now replaced with a transfer station. The old incinerator … Continue reading
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Sewage Treatment Disks persist along Long Island Sound beaches
From Sound Beacher: Here are these mysterious daisy wheels washed up along the shore. Been seeing them since the spring. It’s December and I think I may be seeing more of them: On the beach they float in with the … Continue reading
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Turkey and Deer over-run Westchester County
From near extirpation to recovery to pestilential abundance:
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From Sound Beacher at the Beach
How long does a mylar ballon last? Will it look like food to a sea bird, a seal or a whale?
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Irene – Lee Impacts on Catskill Region
EarthImage spent the weekend surveying damage to various Catskill creek and stream bridge structures. Imagine this is the only way into or out of your property: The force of flooding ripped many abutment structures in two: Temporary bridges are … Continue reading
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Earth Image – Monday Wednesday & Fridays – Guest postings invited
Earth Image invites readers and guests to post photos or essays along the general themes of better quality in water, earth and sky with related environmental topics. Email your stuff to MWF@EarthImage.Net and share your views and thoughts. First up … Continue reading
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Tom’s Brook Outfall in Byram Harbor – Greenwich – CT
A friend asked me, how does one clean up a brook that flows through a fly ash pile at the old Town incinerator? Good question. The problem is leaching out of heavy metals, especially lead and chromium. What absorbs those: … Continue reading
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The outfall is the delivery system for all water-borne pollutants – for it all runs down to the sea.
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Cos Cob Power Plant Park – Environmental Remediation
What can you buy for $1 these days? Oh, the obligation to build 24 units of affordable housing, and the bill to remediate a toxic ash site – say $20 Million in taxpayer money. Again from April 2, 2008 From … Continue reading
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Back corners of Byram Park – A Jewel
The Seawall with a mysterious outfall pipe. Tom’s Brook – Direct from the Holly Hill dump.
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Greenwich Point – World’s best dog park. Canines welcome in 2012!
A long line of cars waiting to get in all afternoon. Only about 1 in 10 seemed to be there for dropping off trees. About half were there for the dogs.
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