2011 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
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News Archives: 2011
Major Milestone Reached in Cleanup of Onondaga Lake as Primary Source of Contaminated Groundwater Cut Off
120 Central New Yorkers Worked on the Underground Barrier Wall That Helps Prepare for Lake Dredging in 2012
Onondaga Lake Cleanup Progress Continues as Geddes Brook Remediation Begins
Experts Describe How 17 Acres in the Onondaga Lake Watershed Will Undergo Transformation to Productive Habitat for Wildlife
Progress on Onondaga Lake Cleanup Continues as Community’s Vision for Public Access and Mixed Use at Southwest Lakeshore Unveiled
500 Local Workers Now Involved in the Project
Thousands Learn About Habitat Conservation and Enjoy Outdoor Sports During Honeywell Sportsmen’s Days
Families Participate in Hands-on Activities at Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Annual Family Festival at Carpenter’s Brook
Fourteen Top Middle School Science Teachers Learn New Teaching Techniques to Inspire Student Learning in the Classroom
Honeywell, Montezuma Audubon Center, and Onondaga Audubon Society Help Middle School Educators Transform Textbook Lessons Into Hands-On, Experiential Learning
Student Scientists Offer Observations and Findings from Week-Long Exploration of Onondaga Lake Watershed During Honeywell Summer Science Week at the MOST
Seventy-Four Students Reunite for Honeywell Discovery Day to Present Data from Hands-On Learning Activities
81 Middle School Students to Experience Hands-On Science Exploration at Sixth and Largest Honeywell Summer Science Week at the MOST
Onondaga County Legislator Judith A. Tassone Kicks Off Opening Day of Honeywell Summer Science Week at the MOST
Audubon Honors Honeywell for Innovative Educational Programs that Promote Environmental Stewardship
Honeywell Hometown Solutions Recognized for Its Commitment to Conservation Programs
Start of Pipeline Construction Marks Major Milestone in Onondaga Lake Restoration
Local Companies Supply and Transport Materials; Safety and Sustainability Key Elements of Pipeline Design and Operation
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