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Fisherman Chad Hester described the piebald catfish as "amazing," and told Newsweek he "never would have imagined catching one."

/PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs (NYSE:J) was awarded a contract for planning and engineering services by the U.S. Armys Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC)...

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Environmental consulting firm Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., (J) on Wednesday said it has been awarded a Defense Facilities contract for planning and engineering services

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Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Heather Wade, and Marissa Torres | Get your sneak peak of this year's conference here!

Geocycle is starting a new waste fuel project at Holcim’s Ravena cement plant in New York, USA. The project is a is a government-funded study to ...

Five members of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District Office will be presenting at the Guam Bureau of Statistics and Plans’ annual planner’s symposium on Aug. 18, which

Jon Miller developed his love of all things coastal during summers spent vacationing at the Jersey Shore. He was fortunate enough to get turned on to a career in coastal engineering during his time as an undergrad at Stevens Institute of Technology. When he was offered an opportunity to pursue a graduate degree at the University of Florida under Bob Dean, he jumped at the opportunity. After completing his PhD (and a brief detour in Australia), Jon was offered the opportunity to return to Steven...

The Program Executive Office for Aviation’s Apache Production and Fielding Product Office saw a change in leadership during a change of charter ceremony June 24 at Bob Jones Auditorium. Lt. Col. Jeffrey Poquette relinquished responsibility as product manager to Lt. Col. Matthew Woolsey, who most recently served as an aviation portfolio manager in the Legislative Liaison office. Presiding over the ceremony was Col. Jay Maher, project manager of the Apache Helicopters Project Office. “T...

During bouts of severe weather, including tropical storms and hurricanes, coastal dune systems provide crucial protection for coastal communities, but these dunes can be torn apart by high winds and strong surf. However, the very surf that at times causes damage is also delivering natural materials that may prove to be the key to a more resilient dune system. Researchers at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), along with partners at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (US...