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In a few years, all kinds of fish in the Upper Mississippi River will be able to swim upstream from Lock & Dam 22. That's south of Quincy, Illinois and 170 miles south of the Quad Cities.
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When the Mississippi River falls below flood stage in LeClaire, the Corps of Engineers can resume work to construct a new mooring cell near Lock and Dam 14.
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This winter, people who use Government bridge to cross the Mississippi River have noticed a big crane and lots of workers at Lock 15 in the Quad Cities.
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EnvironmentAs cities and counties figure out how much money they spent fighting this year's record-setting flood, the Corps of Engineers and two other groups are…
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GovernmentAn industry group is asking Congress to start funding Mississippi River navigation improvements originally authorized more than ten years ago.The…
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GovernmentLocal employees of the Corps of Engineers are ready to help hold back the rising Mississippi River. And they've already been very busy during this wet,…
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EconomyCongress is working on a new, Water Resources Development Act, and deciding which projects to pay for. That includes fixing locks and dams. A group that…
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EconomyRiverboat pilots and barge companies will probably have to exercise a little patience over the next few days. Today and Friday, the Corps of Engineers is…
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EnvironmentState and federal agencies will celebrate their efforts to balance the needs of wildlife and navigation. Thursday morning, the Corps of Engineers hosted a…