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Eel and Shad Migration Restored at Blewett Falls Dam

Eel and Shad Migration Restored at Blewett Falls Dam
05/26/2025 | Companies
A Closer Look at the American Eel Unlike most eels that remain in saltwater for their entire lives, the American eel spends the majority of its life in freshwater before making a final journey back to the Sargasso Sea to spawn. Scientists believe this migration marks the end of their life cycle,...
american eel, american shad, aquatic life, blewett falls lake, conservation project, duke energy, ecological restoration, eel ladder, eel population, environmental engineering, environmental sustainability, fish conservation, fish migration, fish passage, fish transport, freshwater migration, habitat recovery, hydroelectric station, migratory fish, NOAA, north carolina rivers, renewable energy, river ecosystem, river restoration, sargasso sea, shad migration, spillway gates, sustainability efforts, water management, wildlife management, wildlife resources

Assessing damages from power outages during Winter Storm season

Assessing damages from power outages during Winter Storm season
02/23/2023 | Companies
In the United States, February is the peak of the winter storm season, and electric utilities across the country are bracing for the possibility of power outages. When ice, heavy snow, and high winds disrupt the grid, Leidos engineers are frequently called in to assess the damage. Why you...
climate, communication breakdowns, disasters, electric utilities, essential services, extreme weather, food spoilage, heavy snow, high winds, hypothermia, ice, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, power outages, tropical storms, United States, US, water contamination, weather, wildfires, winter storm, Winter storms

2014 has been the hottest year ever on record.

2014 has been the hottest year ever on record.
07/23/2015 | Environment
Although there are some sceptics who think that COP21 will not lead to much, but regardless of the opinion of this minority, it is crucial that civil society and governments make most of the limited opportunity to hammer out a legally binding agreement during COP21. 2014 has been the hottest year...
2 degrees rise in global temperatures, COP21, Global warming, NOAA


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