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The Army Corps of Engineers is going to dye portions of Connecticut River sites red to do research on an invasive plant.

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...

Detailed weather data is merging with traffic and other information at a Colorado military base to better execute base operations during periods of inclement weather.

In a ceremony held July 12, Brig. Gen. Kimberly Peeples assumed command of the Mississippi Valley Division from Maj. Gen. Diana Holland.

Natural and nature-based features (NNBFs) are becoming more prevalent in coastal resiliency and protection design as climate change threatens social, economic and environmental systems along the U.S. coast. However, planners need enhanced processes to predict and quantify their benefits prior to implementation.

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Going Coastal | Jon Miller and Marissa Torres | Unraveling coastal inundation: an expert's perspective.

As traditional sources of water run low, UArizona researchers have been awarded $4 million for phase one of a project intended to improve water security and water reuse methods in the arid Southwest.

/PRNewswire/ -- Reference made to the press release dated October 4, 2022. Nel Hydrogen US, a subsidiary of Nel ASA (Nel: NEL) (OSE: NEL), has been granted an...

Scientists from the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center Environmental Laboratory (ERDC-EL) recently assisted USACE New Orleans District in measuring the turbidity near a dredging operation in the Bayou Rigaud Federal Navigation Channel.