Digging in the Dirt
NEW ORLEANS — For months, the Army Corps of Engineers raced through the city, frantically patching broken levees and building floodgates to prepare for a hurricane season, now ended, that produced no hurricanes here.
The Wrong Lizards
Dan Hitchings, director of the US Army Corps of Engineers Task Force Hope which is re-engineering the levees, takes a slightly stronger position and points out that the reports decision to ignore the improvments to area levees is one
Army Corps of Engineers slows pace on levee construction
That's right, the Corps of Engineers is taking a "strategic pause" between essentially completing repair work to broken levees and "strengthening flood protection in New Orleans" according to the NYT…read on
BOTTOM OF THE NINTH
PROGRESS REPORT - The Army Corps of Engineers for months "frantically" prepared for hurricane season, "patching broken levees and building floodgates." "That repair work is essentially complete and the corps has moved on to the task of
Army Corps of Engineers admitted it was their design failure that
The Army Corps of Engineers admitted it was their design failure that caused the levees to breach which in turn flooded the city. The people of New Orleans had assumed they were protected. They weren’t. Having assumed risks to meet the
Army Corps engineering support deal goes to SAIC
A prime contract to furnish engineering services and geospatial support for the Army Corps of Engineers’ Research and Development Center has been awarded to SAIC
But you can't sue the Army Corp of Engineers.
The Army Corps of Engineers who have actually admitted that they blundered (on TV) massively. But, you can't sue them. There is only one organization in the US that can't be sued*. The US Government. The Department of Defense
Army Corps of Engineers Chief: Iraq Infrastructure Progress
In his “Grapevine”segment on Monday night, FNC's Brit Hume picked up on how the Pentagon executive who oversees the Army Corps of Engineers lashed out at the news media, charging that on infrastructure progress made in Iraq “it's quite
November 2006 National Storm Summary
The Army Corps of Engineers was sandbagging several rivers. At least 200 hunters were evacuated from about 65 hunting camps near the Cowlitz River. As of early Monday afternoon, Stampede Pass on the Cascade crest east of Seattle had 4
Supreme Court Ruling Leaves Future of Clean Water Act Murky
Army Corps of Engineers was whether the CWA prohibition on unpermitted discharges into navigable waters extended to nonnavigable wetlands. In both cases, the petitioners had sought to deposit fill material in wetlands in preparation for
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