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World’s Largest Dredger ‘Athena’ Pumps 5M M3 of Sand at Anaklia

Georgia

On November 7, the world’s largest dredger ship, Athena, completed its large-scale works at Anaklia Port. A record-breaking amount of sand was pumped from the seabed. At this stage, the marine works of Anaklia Port are almost finished. The total investment value of the first phase of the project is $600 million and it includes… Read More

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Clark Magnet Students Dredge up Positive Sediment Test Results

CA, United States

Apparently, not everything is going down the drain. Testing results from underwater sediment samples gathered by Clark Magnet High School students in September proved that certain conditions are, in fact, improving. Students in an environmental geographic information systems, or GIS, class made an excursion to the mouth of the Los Angeles River and collected soil… Read More

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Bangladesh, India Jointly to Dredge 470 Kms of Rivers

India

The cabinet on Monday approved ‘Addendum to the protocol on inland water transit and trade’ under which 470 kilometres of rivers will be dredged with joint financing of Bangladesh and India. Share Quote According to the deal, India will provide 80 per cent of the dredging cost, while Bangladesh 20 per cent. The approval came… Read More

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Army Corps of Engineers San Jacinto River dredging Underway

TX, United States

One of the first flood mitigation projects to break ground post-Hurricane Harvey, the Army Corps of Engineers began a nearly $70 million project to dredge a portion of the West Fork of the San Jacinto River in September. However, according to city and county officials, the project only scratches the surface of the additional efforts… Read More

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Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Releases Quarterly Earnings Results, Beats Expectations By $0.15 EPS

United States

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (NASDAQ:GLDD) announced its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, November 6th. The construction company reported $0.18 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, topping the consensus estimate of $0.03 by $0.15, MarketWatch Earnings reports. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock had a negative net margin of 1.07% and a negative return on… Read More

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Fifth Damen Hopper Dredger Joins the ROSMORPORT Fleet

Russian Federation

The Beloe More recently joined its sister vessel Severnaya Dvina in the Port of Sabetta, northern Russia. The 2,000 m3 hopper dredger was delivered from stock to FSUE ROSMORPORT. The customised hopper dredger will perform maintenance duties and execute capital dredging in the newly created harbour. The Beloe More – meaning ‘White Sea’ in Russian… Read More

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Warning Over Port’s Future after Application Lodged to Continue Dredging

United Kingdom

Montrose Port Authority has warned it must be able to continue dumping dredged material around Lunan Bay “if the port is to remain operational”. Marine Scotland decided not to renew its licence in September, prompting concerns over the potential closure of deep water berths to freight and decommissioning traffic at the facility. The regulatory body… Read More

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Neabsco Creek Dredging Underway

VA, United States

Dredging in Neabsco Creek is now underway. There is an estimated 17,000 cubic yards of silt clogging the channel in Neabsco Creek. To put that in perspective, one cubic yard of saturated silt can typically weigh up to 3,000 pounds. Fifty-one million pounds of soil or 25,500 tons of silt needs to be removed in… Read More

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Hudson River Undergoing Another $40 Million Cleanup

NY, United States

The Hudson River is in the beginning stages of another multi-year, multi-million-dollar cleanup project. Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. is investing $40 million into decontaminating the river near its City of Poughkeepsie property and creating a barrier that would prevent further pollution. The hope, by the time the project is complete in 2020, is… Read More

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Launches Dredging Work at Mouth of Chapora River

India

Fisheries Minister Vinod Palyekar has stated that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should follow the procedures keeping in mind the health and well being of the locals consuming fish. “The inspection of fish for formalin is being conducted out by the FDA and there should be no objection to the same,” Palyekar said after… Read More

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Sand Taken from New Pass will Renourish Lido Beach

FL, United States

Work could begin on the $3.9 million dredging of New Pass this weekend, Sarasota city officials said on Wednesday. Around 185,000 cubic yards of sand will be removed from New Pass and used for emergency renourishment of nearby Lido Key. In May, the city declared a local state of emergency for Lido Beach because of… Read More

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Lake Mitchell Solution will Require Time

SD, United States

Well, it is probably time to discuss the elephant in the town, Lake Mitchell. During my door to door campaign for office, not one comment was negative about “fixing” Lake Mitchell, when an opinion was voiced. Though admittedly some people with opinions against reparation may have chosen to remain silent. It appeared those willing to… Read More

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Indiana Beach Closed Due To Erosion

IN, United States

The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (IDNL) has closed access to the beach at the Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk due to continued erosion, as reported by the Northwest Indiana Times. “Recent storm waves eroded away a portion of a sand dune and the only designated trail to the beach at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore’s Portage Lakefront… Read More

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Why is Your Harbor District Getting Sued?

CA, United States

Two local fishermen’s associations are suing the Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District for the district’s failure to maintenance dredge commercial fishing facilities, the disappearance of three quarters of a million dollars of marina tenant’s payments for dredging and numerous coastal permit violations by the district. On Oct. 19, the Times-Standard reported on the… Read More

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Our Hydraulic Dredging Contractor Continues to Make Good Progress

MD, United States

City Council last night approved the first reading of an ordinance that repeals the funding for the city’s proposed purchase of the Klause Enterprises property next to the Ocean City Community Center. My position on this issue has been the same from the beginning: I don’t want to see the property developed with more housing…. Read More

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