New York City and four states have reached a new 10-year deal over how to control water uses of the Catskill reservoirs and the Delaware River. New York City announced the new agreement on Saturday. The pact includes agreement by the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, the other states which encompass the Delaware River and its water basin. In June, the Flexible Flow Management Plan fell apart after New Jersey refused to approve a one-year extension.
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New agreement over Delaware River covers 10 years