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Lake George to Assembly Water Panel: Send Money

November 12, Lake George Mirror | The FUND for Lake George and Lake George Waterkeeper recently encouraged the New York State Assembly Minority's Task Force on Water Quality to work toward increasing the availability of dedicated funding for water quality protection projects. FUND Executive Director Eric Siy and Lake George Waterkeeper Chris Navitsky were joined by Fort William Henry Corp. CEO Kathy Flacke Muncil, Chair of The FUND's Council of Business Advisors, in speaking at a regional forum hosted by Assemblyman Dan Stec in Lake George.

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Task Force’s Study of Salt Reduction in Adirondack Park Delays Action Protecting Waters, Health Advocates Say

November 12, Lake George Mirror | Lake George Waterkeeper Chris Navitsky says legislation that would create a state task force to identify ways to reduce road salt use in the Adirondacks is unnecessary because proven salt-reduction practices are already in place around Lake George and can serve as a model for other areas. “We’ve got a model that works,” Navitsky told the Lake George Mirror. “We’ve got evidence that shows we’re reducing road salt 25- 30 percent. Why take a step back? We would encourage them (the state) to start implementing this model right now.”

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Bolton's Innovative Technology in State's Spotlight

November 12, 2019, Lake George Mirror | A woodchip bioreactor sewage treatment system at the Town of Bolton's wastewater treatment plant, funded by a $50,000 grant from The FUND for Lake George, is proving remarkably successful, extracting as much as 70% of the nitrogen remaining in the wastewater treated by the plant.

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