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Following an extensive study period, with a series of public outreach meetings and community engagement efforts, the final report of the Brandywine Flood Study is now available. Conducted in partnership with the Brandywine Conservancy, Chester County
Story by Eugene Tauber, The Morning Call | No part of Pennsylvania is in the two highest drought designations, and only about one-quarter of the state is in any form of
Happy Friday! Every other day this week, it has felt like summer. With the weekend here, and the weather calling us outdoors, it’s the perfect time to explore our glorious
On April 1st the EPA announced their intention to finalize a rule revising water quality standards on the section of the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Wilmington. Full press release
A snippet of the interview published in Delaware Currents by Meg McGuire | March 31, 2025 A series of conversations with people who have worked in and for the watershed, sharing their
From flooding to extreme heat, Philadelphia is already experiencing many climate change impacts that are expected to get worse in the future. To help residents, City staff, and other stakeholders
Overall, Conditions are Generally Good and Improving (West Trenton, N.J.) — Today, the Delaware River Basin Commission released its 2025 State of the Basin report, which provides an overview of the
Heather J. Chin with WHYY gives an overview of the River’s recent recognition: Our very own Delaware River came out victorious in the race for Pennsylvania’s 2025 River of the
The Philadelphia Water Department features four Philadelphia Water Department employees for Black History Month. Read their stories about working at PWD, things they have learned during their careers, and what
