eNewsletter January 10, 2012
The Dirt
Land and Water is excited to announce our new, biweekly digital newsletter, “The Dirt”! The eNewsletter will include information relating to the erosion control and water management industry such as: feature stories, industry news, conferences, expert tips and video clips, new products and more. With today’s face paced world, we strive to keep you, our reader, up-to-date on all current happenings and relevant information, beyond the pages of Land and Water Magazine. Happy reading!
- Decisions
- IECA Announces Launch Of First-Ever Podcast Series
- BNSF Agrees To Pay $1.5 Million
- TenCate Geosynthetics Introduces Woven Geosynthetic
- Kleinfelder Acquires Corrigan Consulting Inc.
- Otterbine Introduces New Omega Pattern To Fountain Line
- Tensar Promotes Robert Vevoda To Chief Operating Officer
Land and Water • Volume 55, Number 6 November/December 2011
Cover Story
Simon's Ravine is located immediately upstream of the Mississippi River in the City of South St. Paul, Minnesota. Due to a steep channel profile and large upstream tributary drainage area the runoff flowed at high velocities through the ravine. The project to restore the ravine was completed in 2002. To see the full story, click here.
Features
Hyroseeding
The Perfect Cover-Up, Hundreds of miles of pipeline are being installed across the continent, leaving many erosion and sediment control contractors the task of covering the pipeline and bringing the land back to its natural state.
Water Management
Reservoir Risk Management System Built Using Corrugated HDPE Pipe, For a new 250-million gallon capacity water reservoir in Charlotte, North Carolina, HDPE pipe is being used as a safety system to protect the liner covering the entire reservoir bed.
Geosynthetics
An End to That Sinking Feeling, Reinforcement geosynthetics are increasingly being used to stabilize soils in areas that have experienced sinkholes.
Stream Restoration
Simon's Ravine Restoration - 10 Years After Located upstream of the Mississippi River in Minnesota, Simon's Ravine was an eroded gully that posed a threat to the Kaposia Park Dam and 19th Avenue.
Stormwater Management
Emergency Stormwater Response, The emergency stormwater response helped a contractor get back to work after heavy rains shut down the construction site in Central, South Carolina.
Soil Stabilization
Segmental Retaining Walls Used in Lime Treated Soil, The use of lime treated MSE structural backfill raised questions on the design at a Target Store site located in southern California on a narrow strip of land between landslide prone hillsides and oceanfront property.
Ponds & Lakes
Best Pond Management Products, There are so many pond tools, toys and gadgets available in the pond management industry today, Santa had to open a special factory at the North Pole. Here are some of the best.
Wetlands
Restoring Eastern Nebraka's Saline Wetlands, Innovative wetland design concepts were applied during recent restoration of saline wetlands.
Erosion Control
Erosion Control on the Panama Canal Expansion Project, The expansion project is set to double the capacity of the canal by 2014, causing the desperate need of erosion control, so a two-step process was utilized that included hydroseeding followed by the use of TRMs.
Land Improvement
Humble Beginnings Teach Valuable Lessons, Kenneth Rasch shares lessons he learned with his first job experiences and his lifelong membership in LICA.
Buyer's Guide
Land and Water presents it's twentieth Buyers Guide, the most comprehensive erosion control and water management product directory in the industry of natural resource management. To see company listings, click here and for classifications, click here. Companies shown in bold or with a logo are advertisers in this issue. To visit their website, simply click on the logo located next to their listing!
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