Army Corps Case Will Show Protection Act Strength
A federal judge will decide this week on an Environmental Defense Fund suit against the Corps of Engineers over a 387 million Tennessee Tombigbee waterway project. The case tests whether the 1969 Environmental Protection Act requires timely environmental impact statements and how benefits compare to environmental harm. Construction could begin in October as the Corps updates its impact study, with the nine year project to connect the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers and create a nine foot deep, 300 foot wide barge canal across northeastern Mississippi.
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Elderly Californian Feeds City Park Birds Daily
In Echo and MacArthur parks thousands of birds rely on 80 year old Raymond Lopez who spends his pension and Social Security on 2800 pounds of feed weekly. He says his life centers on helping the hungry creatures. Neighbor Manuel Cerda assists, delivering feed and placing it on the roof each dawn for about 150 pigeons doves sparrows and bluejays.
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