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    Sewers & Drainage Systems

    What is a bioswale?

    April 26, 2024
    Overgrown ditches or bioswales? This article gives the insight on what bioswales look like, how they operate and how they benefit the population.

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    Wright Water Engineers
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    Slope Stabilization

    What is soil stabilization?

    Katie Johns
    Feb. 16, 2024
    The benefits, challenges and examples of how soil stabilization plays into erosion control.
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    Erosion Control

    Experimenting & Innovating: 2024 IECA Outlook

    Katie Johns
    Feb. 5, 2024
    IECA President Jerry Sanders shares upcoming 2024 trending topics.
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    Vegetation Management

    Buffalo River Area of Concern habitat restoration complete

    Jan. 26, 2024
    A $2.7 million Buffalo River Habitat Restoration project, completed by USACE and EPA, was the final habitat restoration project required to delist the Buffalo River Area of Concern...
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    Flood Control

    New York governor announces extreme weather resiliency plan

    Jan. 15, 2024
    Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposed plan includes updating the state’s stormwater design manual, encouraging buyouts in flood-vulnerable communities, covering the cost of flood mitigation...
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    Erosion Control

    USACE awards $32.4M Florida beach re-nourishment contract

    Jan. 9, 2024
    A $32.4 million contract for re-nourishment of approximately 10 miles of Duval County, Florida shoreline will include beach tilling, vibration control, turbidity monitoring and...