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Now that the Wolf Creek Dam Rehabilitation Project is nearing completion the work platform on the upstream side of the dam is being narrowed. Now 75 feet wide, it eventually will be reduced to 30 feet and remain. About 1,073,000,000 pounds of concrete will have been inserted in Wolf Creek Dam when the rehabilitation of the structure is finished.
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VIDEO: How sequestration could affect US flood warning system
Oregon and Idaho each had to shut down three water gauges due to automatic budget cuts, known as sequestration. Watch how Idaho relies on these water gauges, from tracking drought conditions to determining stream levels for salmon.
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Part V: The Big One
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VIDEO: How sequestration could affect US flood warning system
Oregon and Idaho each had to shut down three water gauges due to automatic budget cuts, known as sequestration. Watch how Idaho relies on these water gauges, from tracking drought conditions to determining stream levels for salmon.
May 15, 2013 1 Photo
- Warning Signs: Technology speeds disaster alerts, response
- VIDEO: See the latest technology at the National Weather Center
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Complete Report:
Part I: Are We Prepared? | Part II: Disaster Dollars
Part III: Lessons Learned | Part IV: Warning Signs
Part V: The Big One
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