A Quarterly Publication of Army Environmental News
Volume 21 Number 3
Summer 2009

Cities, Counties Cooperate to Protect Camp Bullis Mission Local jurisdictions begin steps to apply recommendations of Joint Land Use Study. Vice President, Deputy Secretary Present Top Environmental AwardsCamp Ripley, Fort Drum, Bamberg garrison honored. Soldiers Share Earth Day with Iraqi Students Army Earth Day Album Pollution Prevention Efforts Earn 2009 White House Closing the Circle AwardFort Hood program recycles everything from electronics to fuel. Environmental Command Provides Army-Wide Environmental AssessmentsReview of new vehicles and training techniques reduces documentation load on installations. Partnership Earns Honors for German City, Army GarrisonBamberg Receives Top Defense Environmental Award.

Fort Drum Cultural Resources Continues Winning Tradition Fulfilling preservation and mission requirements helps installation earn third DoD award.

Mississippi River Inspires Broad Natural Resources Program Buffers and radio telemetry highlight activities. Rocky Mountain Arsenal Cleanup Recognized for Safety Occupational Safety and Health Administration recognizes the Colorado site's management system. New Jersey Guard, Engineers Team Up for Solar Power ProjectsParking lot installations could generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in credits. Floating Islands Provide Habitat to Attract Nuisance BirdRecycled materials help create rookery to distract a predatory tern from endangered salmon feast. Guantanamo Bay Beaches Cleaner Thanks to Soldier Volunteers Aerial Imagery Identifies Maneuver Limitations on Fort CarsonGeographic Information Systems aid range design decisions. Research Improves Vegetation on Training LandsPlanting guide published for intermountain West. Historic RevivalFort Sam Houston prepares its historic buildings for new tenants as Cultural Resources looks ahead to joint basing.

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