Other News in Sebastian, Florida,United States of America

• Best Management Practices for Indian River Citrus Groves

  As the problem of soil erosion in citrus groves continues in Indian River Country, Florida, the need arises for new best management practices and erosion...

• Silt Barriers Help Contain Turbidity During Dredging Projects

  Silt barriers, also known as turbidity curtains or turbidity barriers, can be placed around dredging areas to help contain turbidity that occurs as a result...

• Granite Environmental Contributes to The Nature Conservancy's Plant a Billion Trees Campaign

  Granite Environmental, Inc. is proud to make its year end contribution to the Nature Conservancy’s Plant a Billion Trees campaign. Donations go to...

• Turbidity Barrier Restoration Project: Remediation of Historic Blue Hole in Mississippi County, MO

  Flooding in 2011 caused damage, erosion, and scouring to the Historic Blue Hole and surrounding areas. During remediation, turbidity barriers were installed...

• Action Required to Bring Water Supply to US Drought Stricken Areas

  As the US drought continues, areas increasingly see the need for a tank that can bring large supplies of water to help put out fires and feed livestock....

• Granite Environmental Inc. has Short Turnaround Times for Turbidity Curtains

  Granite Environmental Inc has trubidity barriers and silt curtains in stock for lower turnaround times and competitive pricing.

• The Nature Conservancy and Granite Environmental | Let the Tree Planting Begin

  Granite Environmental, in conjunction with The Nature Conservancy, launched their “Plant a Billion Trees” campaign this week at the IECA's annual...

• Environmental Heroes Dig Deep for Erosion Control Solutions

  It’s opening day for exhibits at Environmental Connection ’11 and Granite Environmental has joined thousands of fellow environmental heroes in the fight...

• Granite Environmental Teams Up with the Nature Conservancy

  A local company in Sebastian, FL gives back by adopting acres and coral reefs around the world in conjunction with The Nature Conservancy.