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Historical Vignettes

The Office of Appalachian Studies (1960s)
Susquehanna Communication-Participation Study (1970s)
McClellan-Kerr Study (1970s)
1978 Water Conservation Study (1970s)
National Hydroelectric Power Resources Study (1970s)
National Waterways Study (1970s)
Installation-Compatible Use Zone Program (1980s)
Risk Analysis Research Program (1980s)
National Drought Study (1980s)
Devil’s Lake, ND Flood Mitigation Analysis (1990s)
NexGen Software Development Program (1990s, 2000s)
Economic Impacts of Climate Change Program (1990s)
National Wetlands Mitigation Banking Study (1990s)
Federal Infrastructure Study (1990s)
Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Study (1990s, 2000s)
Operations and Maintenance Business Information Link (OMBIL) (1990s, 2000s)
Planning Improvement Task Force (2000s)
Maass-White Visiting Scholar Program (2000s)
Sustainable Rivers Project (2000s)
Civil Works Strategic Plan (2000s)
IPET and HPDC Investigations (2000s)
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Sustainable Rivers Project (2000s)

The Sustainable Rivers Project represents an ongoing effort to reoperate Corps dams to achieve more ecologically sustainable flows, while maintaining or enhancing project benefits.

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Sustainable Rivers Project