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THURSDAY, JULY 18, 2002

Under fire from tribes, Congress and environmentalists, the Army Corps of Engineers is attempting to reform is handling of water projects.

An internal e-mail reported by The Washington Post cites the Corps' lack of credibility. General Accounting Office investigations and other probes have shown faulty analyses for multi-million projects.

The Corps plans to increase training and technical expertise, The Post reports.

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Army Corps Aims to Mend Itself (The Washington Post 7/18)

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