Army Corps drops plan for expansion of Lake Michigan dump
Army Corps Drops Plan to Expand Toxic Dump on Lake Michigan
The dump — known as a confined disposal facility — was constructed in 1984 to store polluted sediment dredged from the Calumet River and Cal-Sag Channel. When it reached capacity, the initial plan was to top off the 45-acre site and turn it over to the Chicago Park District.
A plan to move the Jacksonville district office of Army Corps of Engineers out of a downtown Jacksonville tower has ended as ...
I am an ally and a champion for things that I was told to scrub,” former Army Corps of Engineers worker Cynthia Clark said.
The future of Army Corps projects along the Texas Gulf Coast, like the overhaul of flood control systems around Houston and ...
On the list was the Charles E. Bennett Federal Building in downtown, which is home to an Internal Revenue Service taxpayer ...
The overdue reports on the Willamette River dams are not an anomaly for the Army Corps. A 2024 report from the Government ...
The Army Corps colonel responsible for releasing reservoir water at Trump’s direction knew it wouldn’t reach Southern ...
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has cleared hazardous materials from half of the properties that were initially too ...
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has started informing 1,068 employees about their eligibility for a federal workers' buyout program. This initiative, part of the Trump administration's efforts, ...
A former employee said the week before she was let go it was part of her job to take down social media posts on DEI ...
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