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Dozens of Long Island water bodies are impaired: Chris Gobler
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Dozens of Long Island water bodies are impaired: Chris Gobler
New scientific findings presented Tuesday in downtown Riverhead point to worsening threats in Long Island’s coastal waters, including harmful algal blooms, low-oxygen zones and environmental conditions that promote dangerous bacteria, according to Stony Brook University coastal ecologist Christopher Gobler. Speaking on the Peconic River boardwalk in Riverhead, ahead of Friday’s annual State… Source
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