2010 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
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News Archives: 2010
Geddes Lakeshore Enhancement Project
Community input is a key component of Honeywell’s efforts to restore Onondaga Lake. Nearly 100 people have attended public meetings and made suggestions on ways to improve the Geddes Lakeshore along I-690. Their suggestions include planting diverse and sustainable vegetation, …
Up to 85 New Jobs for Onondaga Lake Restoration Work – Work Starts Early Next Year
Preparations Underway for Upcoming Activities; Health and Safety Plan Released by State Environmental Authorities
Shrub Willow Farm, New Camillus and Geddes Recreational Opportunities, Environmental and Community Projects; Key Elements of Innovative Sustainable Remedy Agreed to by State and Honeywell
Partnership with SUNY-ESF Expands Renewable Energy and Improved Habitats for Wildlife
Tree and Wildflower Planting to Improve Ecological Diversity
In response to a request from the Town of Camillus several hundred flowers and trees are being planted along the northern border of Honeywell property off of Airport Road in Camillus. The plants were chosen by a team of local …
Families Celebrate Outdoor Recreation and Habitat Conservation During Honeywell Sportsmen’s Days
Thousands Participate at Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Annual Family Festival at Carpenter’s Brook
Construction Begins on Area that Will Hold Material Removed from Onondaga Lake
Community Health and Safety Plans, Reviewed by State Authorities, in Place to Monitor Air and Control Dust
Syracuse Teachers Learn Hands-On Lessons in Week-Long Exploration of Onondaga Lake Watershed
Honeywell, Montezuma Audubon Center and Onondaga Audubon Society Help Middle School Educators Transform Textbook Lessons into Hands-On, Experiential Learning
Progress Continues as Steel Panels are Installed for Final Phase of Underground Barrier Wall
Once Complete Primary Source of Groundwater Contamination Will No Longer Reach Onondaga Lake
Middle School Scientists-In-Training Report to Parents, Teachers and County Executive Joanie Mahoney to Detail Experiments Conducted During Honeywell Summer Science Week at the MOST
Summer Science Week Class Reunites for Discovery Day and Examines Data from Week-Long Excursion Through the Onondaga Lake Watershed
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