A Quarterly Publication of Army Environmental News
Volume 21 Number 4
Fall 2009

Fort Story, Fort Eustis Go Their Separate WaysEnvironmental Division handles BRAC, Army growth, transformation, and two joint basing efforts. Lake City Cleanup Enters New PhasePerformance-based acquisition turned around long, costly remediation effort. Tortoises, Troops Meet on Nevada Guard Training LandOfficials say cohabitation possible with consideration, planning. Fort Bragg Tests Recycled Plastic BridgeI-beams from grocery bags expected to last twice as long as wood equivalents Engineers in Europe Cross Cultures to Build GreenGerman builders learn about the LEED Silver standard. Fort Dix Unveils Solar Panel ArrayRegional Support Command HQ could save $160,000 per year.

Underground Tank Removal Requires Detective Work Enforcement Looks at Entire Tank Program Installation Switches to Single-Stream Recycling Retrofit Provides Test for Energy Reduction TechnologiesAir, water and power upgrades go into Korean War-era barracks. Alternative Energy Powers Border Checkpoints in Iraq Smart Meters to Monitor Energy Use Over the Web Fort Gordon Ends Attempt to Revive Endangered SpeciesRemaining fish sent to new habitat for a second chance. Innovation Helps Tobyhanna Army Depot Hold
Line on Energy, Emissions Fort Story Monroe Faces HistoryArmy landmark cleans up for transfer to state control in 2011.

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