Index

Volume 45, Number 6 November/December 2001

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Bioengineering

  • Teamwork Blunts Force of Neshanic River Against Raritan River
    by Bob Oertel, pg. 8
  • Promoting Soft Engineering Along Detroit River Shorelines
    by John H. Hartig, John K. Kerr & Mark Breederland, pg. 24

Cellular Confinement

  • Long-Term Protection to Mud Lake Dam Fence
    by John Heap, Samuel Randolph & Patricia Stelter, pg. 39

Concrete Revetments

  • Pipeline Erosion Control
    pg. 35

Containment Liners

  • Geosynthetic Clay Liners for Containment Applications
    pg. 12

Erosion Control

  • Tips for Successful Blanket Installations
    pg. 14

Geosynthetic Tubing

  • Badger Army Ammunition Plant Contaminated Dredge Material Dewatering
    pg. 42

Herbicides

  • Putting the Squeeze on Brazilian Pepper
    pg. 52

Land Improvement Contractors of America

  • Emerging Technology to Solve Difficult Problem
    by Nancy Micsky & Wayne F. Maresch, pg. 48

Native Vegetation

  • Cost/Benefit Analysis: Conventional vs. Naturalized Detention Basin
    by George R. Milner, pg. 45

Revegetation

  • Largest Prescribed Burn in New Mexico
    by Ben Ikenson, pg. 16
  • Revegetation of Urban, Industrial Sites Using Native Grasses and Wildflowers
    by Theresa Mau-Crimmins & Mark S. Kieser, pg. 18

Slope Stabilization

  • Slope Reinforcement of a "Natural Solution to King County"
    pg. 22
  • Gale Ranch Slope Stabilization
    pg. 28

Stormwater Management

  • Less is More
    pg. 30

Wastewater Treatment

  • Eyesore Transformed Into Eyecatching Facility
    by Roger Frauenfelder, pg. 33

Wetlands

  • Wetlands Mitigation Program in South Carolina
    by J. Wayne Hall, pg. 36