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Marine Construction Work at Anaklia Deep Sea Port

Georgia

Marine construction work at Anaklia Deep Sea Port has commenced with work on the dredging of the approach channel and harbour area reports Dag Pike. This new harbour will become the major port for Georgia on the Black Sea. The maritime works for the port will be carried out by one of the most advanced… Read More

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Hurricane Florence Halted Grand Strand Beach Rebuilding Project. When will it Restart?

United States

The United States Army Corps of Engineers have begun another round of beach renourishment in Surfside Beach on Wednesday. The project will ultimately pump 1.4 million cubic yards of sand along Grand Strand beaches to protect against storms. Beach renourishment along the Grand Strand was put on hold for Hurricane Florence, but officials are working… Read More

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Massey’s Ditch Dredging will also Rebuild North Inlet Beach

United States

This winter, the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control (DNREC) will kill two birds with one stone. While dredging Massey’s Ditch, engineers will pump the displaced sand onto the beach north of the Indian River Inlet. Officials with DNREC’s Shoreline & Waterway Management Section explained the scope of the maintenance dredging project at an… Read More

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Beach Rebuilding Efforts Won’t Stave Off Climate Change Impacts Forever

United States

When the coastal town of Wrightsville Beach, which buffers nearby Wilmington from the open ocean, began to come back to life on Wednesday after Hurricane Florence hit North Carolina, many people returning home were surprisingly relieved. Despite Florence roaring ashore in this exact spot last Friday and now causing catastrophic flooding inland, the hurricane had… Read More

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Stretch of Rough Seas Stalls Harvey Cedars Beachfill

United States

Following a partner meeting with beach restoration contractor Weeks Marine Inc. on Tuesday morning, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that work in Harvey Cedars is now estimated to end in late September or early October. Dredging and beachfill work was paused earlier this month due to stormy weather and rough seas, pushing back… Read More

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Is Ithaca Vulnerable to a Flood? An Update on Cayuga Inlet Dredging Plans

United States

In 1935 Ithaca suffered its flood-of-record, with a series of thunderstorms leaving hundreds killed or displaced across the Southern Tier. In 1956, Ithaca saw a 100-year flood, costing millions in damage and turning Route 13 into a waterway. In 1972, Tropical Storm Agnes dumped seven inches of rain on the city, washing out roads, bridges… Read More

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Selectmen Dig In For Answers On Nauset Estuary Dredging Project

United States

For some, the town’s ship of state is hung up on a sandbar, unable to sail through the planning and permitting necessary to dredge the Nauset Estuary and allow commercial and pleasure craft to navigate more easily between Town Cove and Nauset Inlet. “There IS an emergency in Nauset Marsh,” Charles Carlson wrote to selectmen… Read More

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City Clearing Gravel from Gold Creek

United States

If you’ve driven on Egan Drive between downtown and Lemon Creek this week, you might have noticed that the right side of the outgoing lane is wet. It’s not a case of isolated rain showers. The City and Borough of Juneau’s Public Works Department is dredging in Gold Creek at Cope Park this week, working… Read More

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Lake Providence Port Gets $1.3M for Dredging

United States

It’s a win for the waterways. Congress is awarding money to four projects on the water, including the Port of Lake Providence. Farmers are the backbone of the Delta, and the Port of Lake Providence is the largest inland port on the Mississippi River. Last week, U.S. Congress allocated $1.315 million for dredging. While the… Read More

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Large-scale Work on Anaklia Deep Sea Port Begins

Georgia

Large-scale work on the Anaklia Deep Sea Port launched on 16 September. A cutter suction dredger ship, the Athena, has arrived in Anaklia to help in the implementation of the works being carried out. The ship will dredge the port bed, and will bring up some five million cubic meters of mud out of the… Read More

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Mega-dredging Ship Set to Begin Lyttelton Port Deepening Work

New Zealand

One of the world’s largest dredging ships has arrived in the country to help deepen the Lyttelton Port to accommodate larger vessels. The Fairway, which clocks in at 230m long and 30m wide, arrived in the country for the project after a long journey from Mumbai, India. Lyttelton Port Company’s Simon Munt says the dredging… Read More

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They Could Gain 80 Million More

United States

If a joint municipal authority is not possible between Sandy Township and the City of DuBois, there are other options, according to township Supervisor Kevin Salandra. During a meeting to discuss the possibility of forming a joint sanitary sewer and water systems authority with DuBois officials, Salandra said if the authority proposal doesn’t work, the… Read More

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The Long March Toward Dredging White Rock Lake Begins

United States

Forest Atkins is the Commodore of the Corinthian Sailing Club on White Rock Lake. The club formed in 1939, and has been hosting regattas and sailing events in East Dallas ever since. But as silt builds up in the lake, he worries about the future of sailing at White Rock. On a rainy Tuesday afternoon,… Read More

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Lake will Need to be Regularly Dredged Following E:Coli Outbreak

United Kingdom

Clevedon’s Marine Lake is to be regularly dredged in a bid to prevent further outbreaks of the bacteria E:Coli in the water. People have been urged to stay out of the lake this summer after the bacteria – which can cause nasty stomach upsets – was discovered twice in the water. The bug was first… Read More

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Fishermen Urge Faster Action on Dredging Nauset Inlet

United States

Shellfishermen and business owners pleaded for rapid action on dredging Nauset inlet, and the selectmen took action, but dredging may still be years away, with permits awarded by the winter of 2021 at the earliest, and perhaps not until 2022, according to consultant Leslie Fields of the Woods Hole Group. “This schedule does not work,… Read More

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