Potomac News Reservoir, November 18, 2021
ICPRB meeting, water quality report, microplastics, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
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ICPRB meeting, water quality report, microplastics, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
A sailing ship, lighthouses, parks, booze pollution, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Floods, paddling, the Emergency Spill Model, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Algae, PFAS. litter, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Striped bass, American shad, and Piscataway Creek PFAS fish advisory in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Suitcases, Potomac Atlas, microplastics, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Strange lights in the night, satellites, environmental funding, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Source Water Protection Week, mussels, brook trout, dolphins, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
High autumn flows, mussels, paw paws, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
The Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin Welcomes new Pennsylvania Alternate Commissioner Kristina Peacock-Jones. Peacock-Jones serves the Commonwealth as a Program Manager in the Compacts and Commissions Office at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and serves as the Commonwealth Drought Coordinator.
She manages the State Water Plan and Coastal Resources Management Program Sections and has experience with various grant programs. She began working at DEP seven years ago in the Bureau of Safe Drinking Water as the Environmental Group Manager of the Source Protection and Allocation Section. Previously, Peacock-Jones worked as an environmental and civil engineering consultant in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey. She has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Environmental Engineering from Drexel University and is a licensed professional engineer in Pennsylvania.
Peacock-Jones serves as an alternate to ICPRB Pennsylvania Commissioner Patrick McDonell, the DEP secretary. She replaces Summer Kunkel, also a DEP staff member.
Peacock-Jones’ wealth of background and experience make her a valuable new member of ICPRB, and we welcome her aboard.