Manitou Group - Fri March 29, 2019
Manitou Group's Support for the Neoline Maritime Transport Project
The Manitou Group, the global leader in rough-terrain handling, confirms its support for the Neoline maritime project to transport its machines to the American market. This future innovative and environmentally-responsible line is part of the group's CSR approach....
Texas LNG - Tue March 26, 2019
Texas LNG Receives FERC Final EIS for Export Facility
The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued the Final Environmental Impact Statement for Texas LNG Brownsville LLC's proposed 2 train, 4 million tonnes per annum LNG export facility located in the Port of Brownsville, Texas....
Giles Lambertson – CEG Correspondent - Wed March 13, 2019
Cleaning Up One Million Cubic Yards of Dirt
Any earthmoving project that lasts for six years and relocates more than 1 million cu. yds. of material qualifies as high-profile. Yet Upper Blackfoot Mining Complex remediation crews labor in relative solitude....
Lori Tobias – CEG Correspondent - Tue March 12, 2019
Crews Protect Boise River Habitat With Winter Clean Up
A late start on flood management projects on the Boise River in Idaho had contractors hustling to make the most of their time before the short window of the construction season ends. Work usually begins in January but was held up until February this year due to heavy snowfall in the Boise River mountains and an extensive permitting process....
National Park Service - Wed February 27, 2019
NPS Will Replace Lewis River Bridge
On Dec. 21, 2018, the National Park Service Acting Intermountain Regional Director Kate Hammond signed a Finding of No Significant Impact for an environmental assessment (EA) to replace the Lewis River Bridge in Yellowstone National Park....
Nomaan Merchant – ASSOCIATED PRESS - Tue February 26, 2019
U.S. Begins Building Border Wall in Rio Grande Valley
HOUSTON (AP) The U.S. government is preparing to begin construction of more border walls and fencing in South Texas' Rio Grande Valley, likely on federally owned land set aside as wildlife refuge property....
Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Mon February 25, 2019
'Fish Condo' Makes Big Splash Off Florida Coast
Divers in Florida are monitoring an artificial reef recently installed in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Lee and Charlotte counties. The Phoenix Reef, 12 mi. due west of Gasparilla Pass, required more than two years of planning....
Volvo - Thu February 21, 2019
Volvo CE Partners With National Geographic on Sustainability Campaign
Through a new collaboration that aligns with both companies' joint values of creating a planet in balance, this new campaign will reveal how Volvo excavators are helping to build embankments across the Sundarbans, an historic region between India and Bangladesh, to protect the land from the threat of flooding....
WSDOT - Tue February 12, 2019
WSDOT to Build New Ramps, Fish Passage for Interchange
Consider it an effort that will help both fish and people get around. The Washington State Department of Transportation has hired design-build contractor Parsons/Scarsella to remove fish barriers along Coffee Creek and rebuild two ramps at the U.S....
AASHTO Journal - Mon January 28, 2019
Wildlife Issues, Tribal Diplomacy Top 'What's Hot' List for State DOTs
Managing wildlife issues, such as fish migration, while figuring out ways to forge stronger ties with Native American tribal governments are two of the "hot issues" currently facing state departments of transportation....
