Engineer jumps into environmental cleanup mission
When he came to Redstone Arsenal in 2010 as a 40-year-old intern, Clint Howard of Hartselle was already a seasoned environmental engineer.
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When he came to Redstone Arsenal in 2010 as a 40-year-old intern, Clint Howard of Hartselle was already a seasoned environmental engineer.
More than 550 students from Fort Hood and its surrounding communities learned more about environmentalism during the Fort Hood Earth Day event April 6 at the Mounted Warrior Museum.
Fort Hood stands out as a champion in reducing waste and ensuring compliance, while balancing environmental stewardship and mission readiness. The installation’s successes have been recognized by the state and
In an effort to ensure Fort Hood is in compliance with Army, local, state and federal regulations, Army Environmental Command and Installation Management Command will conduct an Environmental Performance Assessment
The Army and Navy have been trucking in water to the affected communities, as well as setting up makeshift showers and laundry facilities.