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- Restoring the San Joaquin River
News - In the 1940s, a giant dam nearly killed California's San Joaquin River and its legendary salmon run. A court ruling could bring the river back to life, restoring the salmon fishery, providing clean irrigation water for farms and improving drinking water quality for millions of Californians.
- Nature along New York and New Jersey's Atlantic Coastlines
Photo Album - New York and New Jersey's Atlantic coastal lands and waters -- the most densely populated area in the United States -- is also home to a vital, varied and unique community of plants, birds, mammals, fish and many other creatures. See what's wild in the neighborhood with this month-by-month guide.
- Land of Little Rivers: Fly Fishing in the Catskills
Photo Album - Fly fishing enthusiasts are among the most ardent advocates for clean and healthy rivers. These photos illustrate fly fishing on the rivers and streams of the Catskill mountains, including the still undammed Beaverkill River, one of the country's best known and most beloved trout streams.
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- NRDC's Washington, DC Eco-Office
Photo Album - NRDC's Washington home shows that offices can be economic, aesthetically-pleasing, and environmentally friendly. Take a tour of our DC office, and find out about the many "green" features that make it a model of environmentally-sound design.
- Picturing Smart Growth
Visions for Sustainable Communities Across America
Guide Cities and towns across the country are embracing smart growth as a better solution to meet the needs of their growing populations. Smart growth principles accommodate growth and development while saving open space, revitalizing neighborhoods and helping cool the planet. See visions created through photo-editing software for how 70 communities across the country could apply smart growth principles and improve their streets and neighborhoods.
- The Drill in the Backyard
Photo Album - Domestic oil and natural gas production has soared in recent years as our demand for energy continues to rise. Much of this growth is occurring in the Rocky Mountain region, where well pads, waste pits and giant compressors mar the legendary western landscape of wide vistas and soaring peaks.
- China's Greenest Building
Photo Album - A showcase for energy efficiency and sustainable design breaks new ground in the heart of Beijing.
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NRDC experts write about water efficiency, green infrastructure and climate on the NRDC blog.
Recent Water Posts
- California's Co-Equal Goals for the Delta
- posted by Doug Obegi, 11/12/09
- California Takes a Big Step Forward in Improving Water Efficiency
- posted by Doug Obegi, 11/11/09
- EPA unveils new federal strategy for cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay
- posted by Nancy Stoner, 11/9/09
Related NRDC Press Releases
- 11/4/2009
- Historic Water Reform Package Passes California Legislature
- 10/2/2009
- San Joaquin River Reborn
- 9/11/2009
- EPA Puts Brakes On Mountaintop Removal Mining
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