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Tag Archives: Hudson
2012 Fleetweek Parade of Ships on the Hudson
This week is Fleet Week in New York City, and my colleague Alex Sedunov captured this amazing time-lapse posted at YouTube and several great photos of the march of ancient sailing vessels up the Hudson yesterday. Can you name any … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged airplane, Alex Sedunov, clipper, fleet week, historical, Hudson, New York City, parade, sailboat, ship, tall ship, vessel
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Pathogen Forecast for the Latest Hudson Sewage Spill
There was another sewage spill in the Hudson, from a broken sewage pipe at Ossining, New York. Fortunately, this time the volume was about one hundred times less than the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant spill back in July. Nevertheless, … Continue reading
Posted in water, water pollution
Tagged beach, CSO, fishing, forecast, Haverstraw Bay, Hudson, Ossining, pathogen, plume, quality, river, Rockland, sewage, sewer, swimming, Tappan Zee, water, Westchester
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