A sign advising the use of recycled water for irrigation adorns the 13 Area soccer fields aboard Camp Pendleton. According to the San Diego Water Department Web site, the high levels of nutrients in recycled water, such as nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium help fertilize plants when used for irrigation purposes. Irrigating with recycled water is most beneficial during daylight hours due to the sunlight’s ability to stimulate nutrient absorption in plants. - A sign advising the use of recycled water for irrigation adorns the 13 Area soccer fields aboard Camp Pendleton. According to the San Diego Water Department Web site, the high levels of nutrients in recycled water, such as nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium help fertilize plants when used for irrigation purposes. Irrigating with recycled water is most beneficial during daylight hours due to the sunlight’s ability to stimulate nutrient absorption in plants.
The new $14.8 milion Temporary Lodging facility seen above will include 48 guest rooms and 21 suites all with outdoor patios with ocean views. The iconic facility will also provide 64,000 square feet of open green space with natural daylight that can be seen from 90 percent of the building. - The new $14.8 milion Temporary Lodging facility seen above will include 48 guest rooms and 21 suites all with outdoor patios with ocean views. The iconic facility will also provide 64,000 square feet of open green space with natural daylight that can be seen from 90 percent of the building.
(Foreground, left to right) Navy Lt. Aaron Chetelat, Regional Officer in Charge of Construction, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Maj. Gen. Michael R. Lehnert, comanding general, Marine Corps Installations West, Randy Miner, project manager, Brownco Construction, based in Riverside, Calif., and Col. Kenneth D. Enzor, commanding officer, MCLB Barstow, cut the ribbon to commission the first wind turbine aboard any Marine Corps installation, March 27, 2009 - (Foreground, left to right) Navy Lt. Aaron Chetelat, Regional Officer in Charge of Construction, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Maj. Gen. Michael R. Lehnert, comanding general, Marine Corps Installations West, Randy Miner, project manager, Brownco Construction, based in Riverside, Calif., and Col. Kenneth D. Enzor, commanding officer, MCLB Barstow, cut the ribbon to commission the first wind turbine aboard any Marine Corps installation, March 27, 2009
A new environmentally friendly hydrogen station will be located in the Del Mar area of Camp Pendleton, Calif. The station is compliant with a presidential directive mandating alternative-fueled vehicles. - A new environmentally friendly hydrogen station will be located in the Del Mar area of Camp Pendleton, Calif. The station is compliant with a presidential directive mandating alternative-fueled vehicles.
Carboard bails fill Pendleton's $3.5 million dollar recycling center which produces one third of the Corps' recycling profits. The money, after paying for operating costs, is then used to pay for further environmental protection efforts or moral boosting events. - Carboard bails fill Pendleton's $3.5 million dollar recycling center which produces one third of the Corps' recycling profits. The money, after paying for operating costs, is then used to pay for further environmental protection efforts or moral boosting events.