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Contamination results in most bags from the boardwalk being treated as garbage. -
Delaware is under a statewide drought watch. -
A study conducted by DNREC finds “forever chemicals” or PFAS in some surface water samples across the First State. -
Sen. Tom Carper secures federal funding for the beach replenishment project north of the Indian River Inlet Bridge along Route 1. -
Towns from Rehoboth to Fenwick Island are telling beachgoers to stay out of the water after medical waste washed ashore. -
Emergency repairs will be done at the coastal dunes just north of the Indian River Inlet and off of Route 1.
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A DNREC report faults operator error for the spill. -
After this past weekend’s dune breach near Route 1, DNREC is still repairing the dunes north of the Indian River Inlet Bridge. -
DelDOT and DNREC are working together to repair a dune breach Sunday evening on Route 1 just north of the Indian River Inlet Bridge. -
The plan is updated at least every five years and addresses plans and strategies related to energy, conservation and equitability.
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