Archive for February, 2010
St. Bernards Chalmette Loop levee contract awarded
Army Corps of Engineers photoThe $272,000 contract is for pre-construction work on an 8.5-mile reach of the Chalmette Loop levee system between Louisiana 46 in Verret west to Caernarvon, near the Mississippi River levee. The Army Corps of Engineers has...
Weather for Last Day of Olympics
The 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver come to an end on Sunday, and the weather
Will There Be Another Blizzard? New Web Site Makes Answers Easy
During what is turning out to be a particularly harsh winter, it's more
Rockies, Plains Snow Map
The storm that started the weekend on a stormy note across California will
Next Cross-Country Storm
A new cross-country storm is already in the works. After impacting California
Huge Earthquake Rattles Chile; Tsunami Warnings Issued
Flood-protection innovations discussed at conference at old U.S. Mint
Planners urged to think beyond levees
Notice of Public Meeting- Membership
img src=http://lagic.lsu.edu/images/logos/lgisc-seal.gif border=0 align=leftBaton Rouge, LA -The Louisiana GIS Council’s Membership Committee will hold a Public Meeting on
Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 1:30 P.M. at 1885 North Third Street in the Sixth Floor
Conference Room of the Louisiana Department of Justice, Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
concerning the following:
Redrafting of the Council’s bylaws as they pertain to members serving as officers of the
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Saturdays cypress tree planting in St. Bernard Parish called off
The c ypress tree planting in rural St. Bernard Parish Saturday has been cancelled, an organizer says. The tree-planting might be rescheduled at a later date. The LSU AgCenter and the America's WETLAND Conservation Corps are partnering in an effort to plant bald cypress saplings...
Snowicane or Not?
Was this storm a true hurricane? Certainly not, by the book. The physical

