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
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News Archives: Onondaga Lake
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
2010 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
Up to 85 New Jobs for Onondaga Lake Restoration Work – Work Starts Early Next Year
Preparations Underway for Upcoming Activities; Health and Safety Plan Released by State Environmental Authorities
Progress Continues as Steel Panels are Installed for Final Phase of Underground Barrier Wall
Once Complete Primary Source of Groundwater Contamination Will No Longer Reach Onondaga Lake
Progress Continues on Onondaga Lake Restoration
State Environmental Authorities Release Updated Design on Key Elements of Cleanup Plan
Protection of Community Health and Safety is Key to Onondaga Lake Restoration
State Environmental Authorities Release Community Health and Safety Plan for Initial Construction Activities Comprehensive efforts to protect the public’s health and safety are an integral part of the work to restore Onondaga Lake. Health and safety plans are reviewed by …
State Environmental Authority Releases Next Major Design of Onondaga Lake Restoration
Diverse and Sustainable Habitat Enhancements at Forefront of Capping and Dredging Plans
Steel Panels to Complete Final Phase of Underground Barrier Wall
Beginning the week of May 23, and over the next few weeks, approximately 250 steel panels for the third phase of the underground barrier wall will be delivered to Honeywell property just north of the I-690 bridge over the railroad …
Progress on Onondaga Lake Cleanup Continues with Construction of Third Phase of Underground Barrier Wall
SUNY-ESF Assists with Planting Native Grasses, Shrubs, Flowers and Trees on Excavated Material
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