You took more than $70 billion out of the budget used by the Army Corps of Engineers in Louisiana to fund the repair and maintenance of the New Orleans levee system. Katrina struck not long after you took that money and poured it into ...

Michael Folse's Times-Picayune article veritably absolving the Army Corps of engineers of culpability in the Katrina debacle boggles my sense of what an academic should provide to the public that he draws his life's blood and legitimacy ...

-Position is for a project with the USACE (US Army Corps of Engineers) and requires a favorable National Agency Check (NAC). Qualified candidates must complete form SF-85P to be submitted to the USACE for processing. Job Description : ...

The project has not yet applied for a US Army Corps of Engineers Permit. This delay is unexplainable from the USACOE standpoint. While they have yet to receive the application, they do expect it to be submitted by year’s end (ten days ...

In late 2005, Congress gave the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers $20 million and ordered it to complete within two years a plan for Category 5 storm protection, the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration (LACPR) report. ...

Using free internet tracking software, the grassroots group levees.org found solid evidence that multiple individuals at the US Army Corps of Engineers are posting bogus information about the New Orleans flooding and attacking those ...

Chin says using Mississippi River soils in the project would necessitate involving the Army Corps of Engineers, but his contacts at the Corps have been "enthusiastic" and "very responsive" to the idea. He also hopes the city and state ...

In a New York Times op-ed published last week, two prominent North Carolina scientists sharply criticized the Army Corps of Engineers' plans for Mississippi's coast in the wake of the widespread devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. ...

It was attended by more than 100 people aboard an Army Corps of Engineers enclosed barge towed to the construction site. "To achieve these project goals, the Corps, the state, our local partners and the local communities must all work ...

The South Louisiana Trailblazers, in partnership with the Army Corps of Engineers and under the direction of Dr. Christopher Brantley, have developed an ATV facility at the Bonnet Carré Spillway in St. Charles Parish. ...