Boaters paddling along a stretch of the Jones River in Kingston. Last fall, low water levels at the Elm Street dam prompted calls for water conservation in Kingston.
(Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff/FILE 2000)
Some say new state rules fall short in renewing a depleted Jones River
Boaters paddling along a stretch of the Jones River in Kingston. Last fall, low water levels at the Elm Street dam prompted calls for water conservation in Kingston.
(Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff/FILE 2000)
The Jones River provides a snapshot of the effect that water regulations have on a waterway's health - and the debate on whether enough is being done to protect area waterways. (Full article: 720 words)
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