Posts for tag "U.S. Army Corps of Engineers"
Army Corps Of Engineers Protects River Wildlife
The Army Corps of Engineers uses sophisticated green technology to make sure dredging the Ohio River doesn’t negatively affect its mussel beds or wildlife.
- Posted February 21, 2017
Low Recruitment Of Pallid Sturgeon Baffles Missouri River Researchers
By tracing rhodamine dye and larvae movement, U.S. Geological Survey scientists look to understand why pallid sturgeon recruit poorly in the Missouri River.
- Posted August 19, 2016
Ohio EPA, U.S. Army Corps Disagree On Lake Erie Sediment Threat To Drinking Water
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are in disagreement about the threat to northeast Ohio drinking water posed by sediment buried deep beneath Lake Erie, according to WKYC in Cleveland. The...
- Posted May 10, 2016
Study aids unexploded ordnance cleanup at WWII bombing practice site
A model of a manmade inlet will help with the cleanup of unexploded ordnance at Tisbury Great Pond, a former Navy bombing practice site.
- Posted December 30, 2014
Army Corps to dredge and monitor highly polluted Indiana canal
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is monitoring air quality as they dredge a canal near Lake Michigan, which is highly saturated with Polychlorinated Biphenyls from industrial dumping, according to Environmental Health News.
- Posted December 7, 2012
Army Corps predicts safe fishing, swimming in Buffalo River in 5 years
An Army Corps of Engineers official says that recent restoration efforts on the Buffalo River could lead to the removal of the stream from a federal list of toxic hot spots around the Great Lakes in three...
- Posted May 23, 2012
