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A beach replenishment project in the words for more than 15 years has been completed in Ortley Beach. Beachfill operations by Weeks Marine, the federal government’s contractor on the project, are now complete, Toms River officials confirmed. The contractor is still in the process of installing hard-packed sand beach entrances, post-and-rail fencing and protecting snow… Read More
The Sandscaping scheme will see up to 1.8 million cubic metres of sand placed on to the beaches covering a 5.7km length starting north west of Bacton Gas Terminal and ending to the south east of Walcott. This would be made up of approximately one million cubic metres in front of Bacton Gas Terminal, and… Read More
The proposed Fargo-Moorhead Diversion is now expected to cost $2.75 billion. A new estimate for the flood diversion project was announced Monday, Dec. 3 by the Diversion Authority Board. Changes in Plan B’s design, modifications to utility relocations, updating costs to 2018 dollars and revised contingencies were all cited as reasons for the estimate increase…. Read More
Last month, Turner Station Conservation Teams (TSCT) received $30,000 from an anonymous source for its Fleming Park project. “This will give us seed money to start up the actual design for the project,” Gloria Nelson, TSCT president, said. Upon Gov. Larry Hogan’s approval to use dredge materials for projects such as roads and to fill… Read More
THE NSW Environment Protection Authority has ordered Central Coast Council to cease sand dredging at The Entrance. The EPA has concerns about possible environmental impacts of the dredging, but the council said it had fully complied with its licence requirements. “Following a community complaint, the EPA investigated the discharge of sediment to waters at the… Read More
On the surface, the proposed dredging of the Grand River from Grand Rapids to Eastmanville sounds like a good idea. How cool would it be to open up the river to big boat traffic through a navigable waterway? But when you dive into it deeper and start to think about the reality of such a… Read More
PCBs left behind in the Hudson River after a cleanup project by General Electric Co. have moved to contaminate nearby areas that were dredged, according to a consultant hired by the environmental group Scenic Hudson. The study found elevated PCB levels in dozens of areas where the chemical was dredged from the river bottom and… Read More
Just a quarter-billion dollars separates the Port of Baltimore from joining the East Coast intermodal arms race, even with CSX back onboard to help reconstruct a key rail link to the marine gateway. The Maryland Ports Administration is short $263 million, according to a new report, to start construction to clear doublestack trains through Baltimore’s… Read More
The Sherrys say that under the existing Inlet Management Plan, sand will be put on areas of Holiday Isle that are private and inaccessible to the public. They argue that if sand was placed on areas on the west side of the pass it would benefit public beach areas on the island. DESTIN — An… Read More
A controversial plan to fund the removal of sediment from Mirror Pond passed a key hurdle on Tuesday, as the Bend Park & Recreation District’s board of directors expressed support for the project. Near the end of a meeting Tuesday evening, the district board held an hourlong discussion about the pros and cons of the… Read More
The city of Lorain has scored $4 million to create a facility that will reuse sediment scooped out of the Black River. State Sen. Gayle Manning, R-North Ridgeville, on Dec. 4 announced Ohio State Controlling Board approval of $9.9 million in capital funds for the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority. The money will be sued for… Read More
The flood-prone Almondbank and Lochty areas are now safeguarded by a series of improvements, including flood walls, raised embankments and erosion protection measures. Perth and Kinross Council has worked with contractors Balfour Beatty to replace two road bridges over the East Pow Burn and a footbridge on the River Almond. The Cricket Ground playing field… Read More
AFTER sustaining heavy damage caused by the devastation of Cyclone Debbie, the Port of Mackay’s Southern Breakwater is set to reopen. Investigations after the March 2017 disaster revealed significant damage to all three breakwaters at the marina-based terminal, however, the $14 million repairs to all have now been complete. While North Queensland Bulk Ports (NQBP)… Read More
The Dutchess County executive is calling on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to refrain from deeming the upper Hudson River PCB cleanup project complete. General Electric maintains it has done its job. Republican County Executive Marc Molinaro wrote to EPA Regional Administrator Pete Lopez, asking EPA to refrain from issuing a Certificate of Completion for… Read More
Indecision by the Federal Government is affecting port operations in Warri, former National Financial Secretary of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Service, ANLCA, Prince Val Orhibabho, has said. Speaking to Vanguard Maritime Report, Orhibabho said that the Federal Government seems to be confused on what it wants to do with Warri port. He noted… Read More