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    Erosion Control

    Reader Profile: Amine Dahmani

    Feb. 5, 2019
    Conventional methods for addressing beach erosion are ineffective because they often fail to address the major causes, which are sand dune destruction, longshore drift disruption...
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    Erosion Control

    Blankets and Mats: The Workhorses of Erosion Control

    Feb. 5, 2019
    Blankets and mats are rather ordinary tools of the erosion control trade. They usually don’t look pretty or fancy. At best, they are tinted green to look somewhat natural, to ...
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    Vegetation Management

    Safety First: Slope Stabilization Techniques

    Feb. 5, 2019
    Professionals who work with soil erosion control are accustomed to using the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSTLE2) to determine erosivity, erodibility, and land use. ...
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    Erosion Control

    Keeping Cool and Holding Steady

    Feb. 5, 2019
    Picture the perfect Saturday afternoon—a pleasant temperature, an outdoor wine-tasting event that promises a delicious experience—but wait! A heavy rain fell the night before;...
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    Slope Stabilization

    Geosynthetics for Channel and Pond Lining

    Feb. 5, 2019
    When it comes to the use of geosynthetics for stabilization, reinforcement, or even the capping of a landfill, the real test of their effectiveness is their ability to mitigate...

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    Vegetation Management

    Seeding Natural Beauty in the Big City—and Elsewhere

    Feb. 5, 2019
    Almost anyone familiar with American culture can envision some of the iconic locations in Philadelphia—from Independence Hall, the home of the Liberty Bell, to the art museum ...
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    Erosion Control

    Editor’s Comments: Tear Down the Walls?

    Feb. 5, 2019
    A BATTLE IS TAKING PLACE on the Mississippi River involving conservation groups, the US Army Corps of Engineers, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and local drainage districts...