Tidal Gates Idea for Sound Cleansing in New England Basins
A plan to install tidal gates at both ends of Long Island Sound aims to create a pulsating current to purify the water and link with highway projects. Engineer Roger J. Offen estimates a $500 million cost and notes decades may be needed to improve water quality due to tidal cycles. David Burack of the commission says serious study reviews are underway, while the narrative mentions Monroe’s Virginia birth as a separate note.
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