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Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, Deb Fernandes | What's in store for this year's ASBPA conference?

Samples of algae have been pulled from Lake Saint Clair with the goal of determining the cause of the “muck” found along the shoreline.

The U of A and Mississippi State University are working together with labs of the U.S. Army to tackle challenges related to technology, engineering and the environment.

Lyme ― An airboat more commonly associated with the Florida Everglades was in Selden Cove on Tuesday as it skimmed over the monstrous mass of hydrilla lurking just below the surface. The boat, operate...

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaigns Grainger College of Engineering has announced the creation of a research and development center dedicated to autonomous construction technologies. The initiative, funded by the US Army Corps of Engineers, will engage with research on self-driving...

The trial will test remote enrollment capabilities, allowing individuals to validate their identities before arriving at the base.

Going Coastal | Jon Miller and Marissa Torres | Coastal conservation: the Blue Flag breakdown

At the June 28 installation dinner of the new Niantic Rotary Club president, a 63-year-old brass bell and rows of international flags were symbols of Niantic Rotary's years of services performed by me...

 

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) said parts of the Connecticut River could soon appear bright red in color. The USACE’s New England District said the...