Improving Highway Safety Through Erosion Control Until recently, a typical sustained wind could shut down a stretch of Interstate 84 in Glenns Ferry, Idaho. Blowing sand from the steep sandy slope next to the highway red - Glenns Ferry - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Improving Highway Safety Through Erosion Control Until recently, a typical sustained wind could shut down a stretch of Interstate 84 in Glenns Ferry, Idaho. Blowing sand from the steep sandy slope next to the highway red Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-10-19 11:21:57 Open Document File Size: 114,74 KB Share Result on Facebook City Glenns Ferry / / Company GreenCover America Inc. / Miller Companies LC / / Country United States / / Event Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / / IndustryTerm mine reclamation applications / long-term solution / wood fiber products / artificial products / / Organization United States Environmental Protection Agency office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response / Idaho Transportation Department / / Person Jeff Burns / / Position co-owner / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / Utah / Wyoming / Idaho / / SocialTag Organic gardening Organic farming Soil Composting Sustainable agriculture Compost Manure Glenns Ferry, Idaho Uses of compost Agriculture

Improving Highway Safety Through Erosion Control Until recently, a typical sustained wind could shut down a stretch of Interstate 84 in Glenns Ferry, Idaho. Blowing sand from the steep sandy slope next to the highway redAdd to Reading List