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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News Archives: Project Updates
State Environmental Agency Releases Onondaga Lake Habitat Restoration Plan; Public Input Encouraged
Habitat Restoration is Key to a Healthy and Sustainable Onondaga Lake
2009 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
Protecting Health and the Environment; Long-Term Monitoring Key Elements of Designs to Restore Onondaga Lake
Public Input Incorporated; Lake Cleanup Takes Another Step Forward The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today released the second of four major designs for the restoration of Onondaga Lake. The lake remediation plan, which was issued by …
Forested Wetlands Will Complete Geddes Brook/Nine Mile Creek Restoration; Nearly 15,000 New Plants Will Support Restored and Enhanced Habitats
State’s Plan Continues Progress on Cleanup of Key Onondaga Lake Tributary
Another Milestone in Onondaga Lake Restoration: Initial Lake Cleanup Design Released by State Environmental Authorities
Design work on schedule; public input incorporated into plans
Citizen Participation Plan Created for Onondaga Lake; Public Participation Key to Successful Project
Commitment to continued and expanded community participation
2008 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
New Wetlands and Habitats as well as Recreational Opportunities are Key Elements of State Environmental Officials’ Plan for Geddes Brook/Nine Mile Creek
Essential project for healthy “green” and sustainable Onondaga Lake and its watershed; work critical to timely completion of lake restoration
Honeywell Expands Onondaga Lake and Shoreline Remediation
Second Phase of Barrier Wall Will More Than Double Water Volume Being Treated When Work is Complete
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