Articles Tagged with ''Corps of Engineers''

House passes key infrastructure measure on strong bipartisan 399-18 vote.

Bulldozers come first. This slogan crystallizes the role that engineering and construction played in World War II, where combatants were far more mobile than in previous conflicts.

Lawmakers are moving ahead with plans for new legislation authorizing billions of dollars for flood protection, harbor dredging, river locks and dams, ecosystem restoration and other projects.

Corps' long-waited proposal to broaden its options on benefits of water resources projects is out for public comment through April 15. 

Updates on projects and companies in the Texas & Louisiana region.

Congressional appropriators face the threat of new cutbacks as they aim to meet a yearend deadline.

Legal action was brought by communities that claimed business and environmental damage when the US Army Corps of Engineers opened the Louisiana spillway for 123 days in 2019. 

$500M Comite River Diversion Canal project faces more delays after encountering unexpected issues linked to pipeline removal. 

After knocking power out to all of Cuba on its way, Category 4 Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwestern Florida Sept. 28, flooding coastal communities and prompting evacuation orders.

Long path ahead before Congress sets final spending levels for fiscal 2023.