A Quarterly Publication of Army Environmental News
Volume 21 Number 2
Spring 2009

Robots Remove Unexploded Ordnance for New Range ConstructionEnvironmental Command leads technology demonstration at Fort Bliss. 'Buying Green' Means Taking Reasonable StepsCOMMENTARY Nerve Agent Milestone Fort Polk Examines Electric VehiclesSoldiers, civilians 'kick the tires' at the beginning of a year-long demonstration. Woodpecker Recovery Reduces Training Restrictions Communication Unlocks CERCLA Cleanup ComplexitiesAt Aberdeen Proving Ground, frequent, open communication facilitated remediation, trust.

Brass Recycling Profits Soldiers, Families
Program earns $1.2 million in eight years Camp Bullis Finds Endangered Species
Above and Below the EarthFort Sam Houston subinstallation sees warbler population explode Project Removes Invasive Species, Reduces Soldier RiskNatural resources plan developed
after survey of a training area near Wiesbaden, Germany. Schweinfurt Soldiers Relocate Training Area HabitatCombat engineers discover realistic training in endangered species preservation. New Brigade Headquarters Earns LEED Gold CertificationConstruction project recycled or salvaged 400 tons of construction waste. Ohio Guardsman Partners with Nature Iraq for Wildlife SurveyAmateur naturalist helps fill "large void" in wetlands data for western Iraq. Baghdad Hosts Iraq's First Environmental SymposiumEngineer Brigade Commander addresses infrastructure, political challenges. Fish and Wildlife Honors Hawaii Natural Resource ProgramDNA preservation keeps two species from extinction.

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