Scott Parker
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Willow trees are cost-efficient cleaners of contaminated soil
Using broad-leaved trees such as willow trees in the phytoremediation of contaminated soils constitutes a cost-efficient method for restoring mining areas and landfills, according to new research.
Chicopee seeks help in renovating City Hall auditorium
CHICOPEE – City Messenger Jean Croteau takes a long slender piece of wood and gently presses it against one the top of one of the stained glass windows that adorn the auditorium in City Hall. It moves and it’s certainly not supposed to.
Restoration work reveals hidden Reid painting
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Earlier this month, Barry Bauman, an art conservator with three decades of experience, was in his suburban Chicago studio restoring a valuable, century-old painting for Valparaiso University's art museum. The painting was the work of the acclaimed American impressionist Robert Reid, whose paintings can fetch …
Murals once again reflect history
What started as an estimated month-long restoration project turned into a nearly four month project that included unusual obstacles and challenges to bringing the Oscar Howe murals back to life. Years of work by a number of city councils, individuals and groups has finally resulted in the restoration of the treasured murals as the work […]
Assessing the damage to Berry’s Creek: Companies will be asked to pay for lost natural resources
The federal government has begun to tally up the natural resources lost or damaged by contamination in Berry’s Creek, a twisting, marshy 6-mile tributary of the Hackensack River, so it can seek damage claims against 180 companies potentially responsible for the pollution.
Flood Masters Releases New Water Damage Restoration Blog
Flood Masters specializes in water damage restoration in San Diego and releases new blog with tips on water damage repair. (PRWeb December 09, 2014) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/11/prweb12343962.htm