MISSISSIPPI BARGE TRAFFIC DOWN AGAIN – 16-YEAR DECLINE
Big Locks Project Looking Doubtful; Industry Sees Lower Capacity
News Releases
Big Locks Project Looking Doubtful; Industry Sees Lower Capacity
But Corps-Funded Study Finds Upper Mississippi Traffic Too Low to Justify Scheduling
Fewer Barges on Rivers, Less Traffic and Lowest Levels of Congestion in 30 Years
Corps Memo Admits Delays, Cost Overruns and Uncertain Direction
Only Minor Funding for Environmental Restoration
New Numbers May Be Death Knell for Big Locks Project
Big Cuts Threaten to "Shut Down All Training Operations"
Third NAS Report Is Scalding -- Most Critical
$70 Million "Draft" Is Internally Inconsistent, Intentionally Inaccurate & Incomplete
Corps Revolving Door with Industry Continues to Swing
White Papers |
Count on the Corps — An Environmental Profile of the Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District (April 1999) Purporting to regulate and develop responsibly, the Alaska District of the Army Corps of Engineers has violated the Clean Water Act by circumnavigating or breaking its own codes. With seven years of documented cases, such negligence in America's "Last Frontier" has caused environmental destruction, wasted public funds, and ruined careers of responsible public professionals. more >> |
Rotten at the Corps — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Presiding Over the Death of the Florida Keys (January 1997) The Army Corps of Engineers is presiding over ecosystem destruction in the Florida Keys through a systematic and deliberate dereliction of duty in protecting wetlands from illegal development. more >> |
Other PEER Activities |
Bias in Corps of Engineers Inland Navigation Traffic Forecasts |
Disgraced Former Commander Attacks IG Report as “Slanderous Drivel” |
Barge Industry and Corps Sing from the Same Hymnal |
Chief of Engineers Declares, I Am Not a “Rogue” |
PEER comments on the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) proposed rulemaking |