How to pronounce “hudson river” in English

Hudson River the house is still there called the a master wi house should be better known almost exactly as it was

This Hudson River Valley has such a rich history, both in terms of its wildlife and its people, going back to the Native Americans who

the Hudson River starts flooding into this airplane.

his work on the Hudson River Stories Project, which explores climate change and other environmental challenges for the Hudson River Valley, the birthplace

and hopes for the Hudson River Valley.

used this same Hudson River as a corridor for transporting pelts and fish, to the modern day, where there are 20 million people who live near the edges of its shoreline

on the Hudson River.

Alongside this Hudson River series, I've made what I call my "Dear" series-- "Dear Governor Cuomo," "Dear President Obama,"

into the Hudson River.

He lives in the Hudson River.

You get great Hudson River views.

And maybe that prologue to the Hudson River, maybe that now would be appropriate time to play that.

And cleaning up oil spills in the Hudson River would have been a nightmare.

of the floor of the Hudson River, which probably weighed about 800 pounds, a quarter of which, a quarter to a third of which, is caviar.

The great American painters of the Hudson River School in the early 1800s and the European Romanticists before them achieved this effect.

But they had an observatory up the Hudson River, and they were going to go devote themselves full time to this project of photographing stellar spectra

Cholera is coming down the Hudson River.

It was right on the Hudson River, and you could watch the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth coming in every Tuesday and going out every Thursday.

example uh I live right along the Hudson River in Woodstock New York the Hudson River the mighty Hudson was destroyed

GE had with p in the Hudson River at one of its plants when it was still legal to do that but they contaminated the river

The pilot lines up the plane with the Hudson River.

I started looking at Winslow Homer and Thomas Eakins and the Hudson River Valley school.

This is the captain who ditched the plane with 155 passengers in the Hudson River back on a cold evening of 2009.

And he managed to safely land that US airways plane on the Hudson River in what became known as the miracle on the Hudson.

And I'll do it kind of quickly, but we'll get to the Hudson River.

Here, that water would-- that spill would wash around in the Hudson River for years with the tides back and forth, like water in a bathtub.

I went to a meeting of-- in Poughkeepsie a few years ago where EPA scientists who had just studied the Hudson River

painters, who came in the early 1800s and painted these beautiful bucolic scenes of the Hudson River.

is familiar with the fact that like on the other side of the Verrazzano is this massive ecosystem that turns into the Hudson River and the Hudson River Valley.

And just for comparison, this is what the anchorage to the George Washington Bridge crossing the Hudson River in New York City looks like.

And interestingly enough, that was taking a boat down the Hudson River from the Adirondack Mountains to Manhattan.

We sat and played all day long in his living room overlooking a beautiful palatial view of the Hudson River.

Painters like Thomas Cole, who is considered the founder of the Hudson River School.

do have projects here um so the microplastics project Abby recently floated the length of the Hudson River

It was stated that it cost just as much to take freight from Buffalo to New York as it did to cross the Hudson River itself.

With the beautiful weather, there's nothing better than doing some sunset burpees on the Hudson River while I kick your butt in a very meaningful way,

Because so many people had lost things, and this is the Hudson River.

And this viewing platform is lifted up slightly so you get these great views out to the Hudson River.

And for the past several years, he and his team have focused on a series of short films called the "Hudson River Stories," which dives into the risks to

I wanted to-- you know, the focus, I think, today is going to be on the Hudson River, but I wanted to give you a little context of how

kind of painfully admitted that it was going to be a century, a century before you could safely eat fish from the Hudson River.

This is a couple of summers ago teaching one of our 1,000 person workouts on the Intrepid, which is a big aircraft carrier in the Hudson River.

That's the time that he had when he discovered that there was no thrust in the engines and the time in which the plane in the Hudson River.

Performer Tin Tim tried to join the festivities that night, I learned, but Wassel says he threw him overboard into the Hudson River.

And we've done that from Central Park, to Lincoln Center, to a giant boat on the Hudson River.

to the north, the financial district, and upper New York Bay to the south, and vast expanses of the Hudson River just to the west.

had rail cars on them, put the railroad cars onto the barges, float them across the Hudson River, and then transfer them to receiving

Railroad freight would transfer from the New Jersey side rail yards onto these automatically moving cars, go through a new tunnel underneath the Hudson River,

He now makes his home in the mountains of northern New Jersey, after having lived on a boat, on the Hudson River in Manhattan, since 1978.