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Speaker: Collaboration key in next WRDA - Vimarsana News

Speaker: Collaboration key in next WRDA

QUINCY — Collaboration will be key as those involved in river management work with federal legislators on the next Water Resources Development Act.

Source: whig.com
Commentary: The Midwestern flood of 1993 was devastating. Climate change has made conditions worse. - Vimarsana News

Commentary: The Midwestern flood of 1993 was devastating. Climate change has made conditions worse.

Perhaps this is the summer that finally renders climate change real. Flooding and soaring temperatures across the nation have made global warming indisputable. The problem, as always, is how to reach political consensus on an action plan. Republicans want to plant a “trillion” trees; Democrats want to limit carbon emissions. If the nation’s response to […]

Christine Ledbetter: The Midwestern flood of 1993 was devastating. Climate change has made conditions worse. - Vimarsana News

Christine Ledbetter: The Midwestern flood of 1993 was devastating. Climate change has made conditions worse.

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'This is a wonderful time for water resources projects' - Vimarsana News

'This is a wonderful time for water resources projects'

QUINCY — Increased funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers coupled with greater recognition of the importance of water resources projects to the nation’s economic well-being and public safety

Source: whig.com
$830 million for Mississippi River lock and dam modernization - Vimarsana News

$830 million for Mississippi River lock and dam modernization

The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed by Congress on Nov. 5 has $829.1 million in federal dollars aimed at expanding and improving seven locks at the most congested locations of the Mississippi River.