Hurricane debris cleanup in Mississippi deemed 'unprecedented.'

Article Abstract:

The details of the clean up of the debris in the state of Mississippi, accumulated because of damages caused due to Hurricane Katrina, are discussed. The Army Corps of Engineers is currently working on cleaning the debris.

Mississippi, Pollutants produced & recycled, Waste management, Detritus

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Corps undertakes its largest dam safety project

Article Abstract:

The details of the dam safety project, conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers at the Tuttle Creek Dam, near Manhattan, are presented.

Heavy construction, not elsewhere classified, All Other Heavy Construction, New York, Dams Construction, Analysis, Dam construction, Dams, Dam safety

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Study proves Minnesota rainwater gardens reduce storm-water runoff

Article Abstract:

The usefulness of rainwater gardens in Minnesota for the reduction of storm-water runoff is discussed.

United States, Appreciation, Water, Underground, Groundwater, Gardens

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