Save the Delaware River Since George Washington crossed the
Delaware in 1776, the river has become an iconic American image.
Nearly 16 million people rely on the Delaware river for drinking
water, and every year 5.4 million Americans swim, fish, camp,
hike and explore its 330 miles of pristine, un-dammed water.
This Monday, the governors of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Delaware and representatives of the U.S. Army Corp of
Engineers will meet and vote on whether to allow gas drilling
and exploration in this sensitive area. Josh Fox, director of
GASLAND and Delaware River Basin property owner calls the
situation a crisis, and we couldn't agree more. Please take a
moment and help save the Delaware: Live in New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania or Delaware? Contact your governor and tell him you
oppose any regulations that would allow gas drilling in the
basin. Want to learn more?