The nitrogen and wastewater crisis facing Cape Cod continues to grow. Ponds, embayments and rivers continue to suffer from high levels of nitrogen, with growing algae blooms and fish kills in local ponds. Members of Three Bays Preservation join the program to talk about new cleanup technologies and solutions.
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Erosion Felt Across Cape as Sandwich Beach Trail Sees Closures
Barnstable County Provides Bird Flu Warning Before Beach Cleanups
Overnight Paving Work Scheduled On Route 28
MassDOT Seeking Feedback On Service Centers
Joint Base Sewage Plant Has New Operators
Drought Designation Lifted In Martha’s Vineyard And Nantucket
National Seashore Announces Spring Infrastructure Projects
Plymouth Man Arrested And Charged With PPP Fraud
Yarmouth Migrant Shelter Occupants Being Relocated
Falmouth Road Work Closes Main Street Thursday- Town Neck Beach Access Restricted
Cape Light Compact Putting On Energy-Saving Education Forums
Property Master Plan Development Sought For Former Marstons Mills School Property
