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Corps Funding Bill Collides with the Wall

WaterLogBy Howard MarloweJuly 30, 2017

It seemed like a good idea to the House leadership.  Instead of shooting to get all 12 appropriations bills passed by the August recess, take the four most likely to pass, give the package a name, and go home to cheers.  Except, once again the leadership is falling all over itself trying to shoot itself…

Alert: Water Resources Get Major Attention in DC This Week!!

WaterLogBy Howard MarloweJune 25, 2017

Image source:  The Library of Congress Post by Howard Marlowe The photo’s a little fuzzy, but if you click on it you’ll see clearly that it’s Eleanor Roosevelt, the first presidential spouse to testify before Congress, in 1940.  Perhaps Melania Trump will show off her best fashion in a similar setting soon! It’s a big…

Will we have to cancel beach volleyball by 2020?

WaterLogBy Howard MarloweMay 31, 2017

By Howard Marlowe Memorial Day marked the unofficial start of summer, and for Americans from all 50 states as well as the territories, that means going to the beach.  I’ll bet that more than a few of you reading this post are at the beach right now or just came back.   A few years…

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