JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas - Environmental restoration workers add sand to a dry hopper, which will then be injected underground to prop open small underground cracks created by environmental hydrofracturing. The technology is being used to accelerate cleanup at Air Force Plant 44 in Tucson, Arizona, by enabling removal of contamination previously trapped in the area’s dense soils. (Courtesy Photo)
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