Potomac News Reservoir – April 6, 2022
A record muskie, new bridge, coal ash, and fecal matter in the Potomac News Reservoir.
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A record muskie, new bridge, coal ash, and fecal matter in the Potomac News Reservoir.
A swimmable Potomac with mussels and trout in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Trails, a ferry, and salt in the Potomac News Reservoir.
PFAS conference, oyster shells, cleanups, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Salt, stormwater, dam removal, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
New ICPRB stories, infrastructure tool, and forest plans in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Sewage, spills, plastics, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Join us for a salt management webinar on Friday 1/21/22 and other news in the Potomac News Reservoir.
On February 9, 2022, this news piece was edited to add:
ICPRB’s CO-OP Section is holding a Q&A Session for the recent Request for Proposals (RFP) on seasonal forecasting to support Washington, DC, metropolitan area water supply operations. If you have any questions about the RFP or about our current tools, please register for the Q&A Session which will be held at 10 AM (EST) on Wednesday, February 16.
More information on the RFP can be found here.
Posted Jan. 20, 2022:
The ICPRB Section for Cooperative Water Supply Operations on the Potomac (CO-OP) provides technical and managerial assistance in drought-related planning and operations for the Washington, DC, metropolitan area (WMA) cooperative water supply system. The CO-OP requests proposals from academic institutions to advance its ability to forecast Potomac River flows 1-12 months into the future to help inform operational decisions related to drought.
Find more information on the RFP here.
Updates to the RFP, including information meetings, will be provided on ICPRB’s Jobs page.
A guide to service for Martin Luther King, Jr., Day in the Potomac News Reservoir.
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