Army Corps of Engineers to dye Connecticut River sites red for invasive plant research
The Army Corps of Engineers is going to dye portions of Connecticut River sites red to do research on an invasive plant.
Source: wtnh.com
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Part of the Connecticut River may soon turn bright red. Here's why
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...
Source: nbcconnecticut.com
App helps guide military operations during inclement weather
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.
Source: stripes.com
Peeples Assumes Command Of Mississippi Valley Division - The Waterways Journal
In a ceremony held July 12, Brig. Gen. Kimberly Peeples assumed command of the Mississippi Valley Division from Maj. Gen. Diana Holland.
Source: waterwaysjournal.net
Coastal News Today | USA - EWN toolkit streamlines and standardizes USACE Coastal Storm Modeling
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.
Source: coastalnewstoday.com