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    Erosion Control

    Idaho couple pays $75,000 Clean Water Act penalty for streambank destruction

    Oct. 31, 2024
    A couple in Priest River, Idaho, paid a $75,000 Clean Water Act penalty for the destruction of native streambank.

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    Sediment Control

    U.S. EPA begins sediment impacts investigation in Grand Calumet River area of concern

    June 5, 2024
    The U.S. EPA begins sediment impacts investigation in Grand Calumet River area of concern in Gary, Indiana.
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    Flood Control

    Protecting community and the environment: Lebow Creek Stream restoration project

    Kimberly Cornett
    May 14, 2024
    A Fort Worth-based program is addressing flooding in road crossings.
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    Vegetation Management

    Log jams find impact between lake impoundments in Texas

    Paul Hudak
    May 10, 2024
    Log jams have benefits and drawbacks. Studying log jams can help us better understand what role they play.
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    Awards

    Bronx park recognized with award

    May 1, 2024
    Bronx River Greenway/Starlight Park were recognized by AIANY and ASLANY top design award.
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    Sewers & Drainage Systems

    What is a bioswale?

    Alex Cossin
    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.