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New Publication Addresses Socially Vulnerable Populations in Water Resource Planning
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. Exposure to flooding and other environmental hazards often fall
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In Air, on Land, through Navigable Waterways, Robots are the Corps’ Best Friend
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. Move over Bobber (The Corps’ Water Safety Dog), robots are becoming the