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Beach Restoration Project Gets Public Approval

Thailand

The beach, from the Dusit Thani Hotel through the Pattaya Police Station, is now impressively wide, even during high tide. Tourists spread out across the sandy expanse, relaxing on mats, sunbathing in chairs and enjoying family activities. From Soi 9 to Soi 12, heavy machinery and sweaty workers are expanding the beach from its paltry… Read More

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Dredging River Niger Panacea to Perennial Flooding — WIEF

United States

The World Igbo Environment Foundation (WIEF) has called for the dredging of River Niger and de-silting of water bodies to solve the perennial problem of flooding in Nigeria. The foundation’s Executive Director, Dr Odili Ojukwu, made the suggestion in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Awka. Ojukwu said that… Read More

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Fast Delivery Of ‘BELOE More’ To Complete Job In Siberian Harbour Before Winter

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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Louisiana to Get $91 Million in Fiscal Year 2018 Federal Oil and Gas Revenue

LA, United States

Oil and gas produced from federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico and on federal land in Louisiana in fiscal year 2018 will add $91 million to the budgets of the state and coastal parishes, the Interior Department announced recently, with much of the money dedicated to state coastal protection and restoration. The biggest chunk,… Read More

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‘Warri Port Dredging ‘ll be Completed Soon’

Nigeria

THE dredging of the Warri Port in Delta State, to seven metres draught, will be completed soon, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Managing Director, Ms Hadiza Bala Usman, has said. The low draught of the port, importers and clearing agents said, has made the Warri and Calabar ports unattractive for business. Ms Bala Usman assured… Read More

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Army Corps: Deepening Blount Island berths won’t Impact Environment

FL, United States

An Army Corps of Engineers study of plans to deepen the area around JaxPort’sBlount Island terminal finds the project would have no significant impact on the St. Johns River or nearby habitat. But the St. Johns Riverkeeper calls the Corps’ study incomplete, saying the project will have a substantial effect on wildlife and the environment…. Read More

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Retribution for Corporate Pollution in Hudson

NY, United States

Over several decades General Electric (GE) dumped an estimated 1.3 million pounds of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) into the Hudson River between 1947 and 1977. GE completed a $1.7 billion PCB dredging project in 2014 and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is in the midst of a five-year review to determine whether or not GE’s cleanup… Read More

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Submerged Oddities will be Pulled from Rouge River — Including 8 Cars

United States

A century’s worth of bad environmental practices by local industries is slated for dredging out of the “Old Channel” around Zug Island, in a more than $50-million federal project to improve long-standing pollution problems on the Rouge River. Arising from the murk with potentially health-harming, ecology-wrecking pollution will be eight or so cars, mysteriously sunk… Read More

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There’s No Real Intent to Save the Ganga

India

As far as the Ganga is concerned, the Modi government has not been short on symbolism, funds, infrastructure, promises and periodic announcements. But does ‘Namami Gange’ suggest a positive intent to achieve nirmal (clean) Ganga, if not aviral (incessantly flowing) Ganga? The government is, in fact, doing a lot that adversely affects the river. These… Read More

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Plan Proposed to Fix Erosion at Red River Beach Jetty

United States

The Town of Harwich is seeking a solution to an on-going erosion issue on the backside of the Red River Beach jetty. In the last several years, so-called “soft solutions” have been employed by the town to deal with erosion, however officials say with the end of the jetty slumping, vegetative dune eroding and a… Read More

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Peter Watts: Trans Mountain review by National Energy Board begins Wednesday

Canada

On Wednesday morning, the National Energy Board will begin three weeks of hearings on the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline project. The review was ordered by the Federal Court of Appeal at the end of August. The court found that insufficient time had been spent reviewing potential marine impacts of the pipeline and of increased tanker… Read More

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Mountain Lakes Moves Beach Restoration Projects in House

NJ, United States

Mountain Lakes officials discuss plans to move the beach renovation project in house after bids for construction projects were rejected multiple times. Source: The Citizen

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Ganga Waterway Project Cleared after Overruling Expert Panel

India

India’s longest waterway project, one terminal of which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this week, was made possible only after a high-power Committee of Ministers and senior officials from multiple Ministries overruled the recommendations of experts appointed by the Environment Ministry. The latter had recommended public consultations and a full-fledged environment clearance,… Read More

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Amex Facility in Lautoka to Open in Early 2019

Fiji

Amex Resources Limited’s Mba Delta Ironsands Project facility at the Lau­toka Port is expected to open in early 2019. The approval to dredge the navigational chan­nel was finally given on Friday and work is ex­pected to begin in the coming days. An Environment Impact Assessment report was done on the impact of dredging in the… Read More

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Officials Share Plans to Renew Smoky Hill River

United States

The Smoky Hill River Renewal Project envisions a future where people can walk or ride bikes alongside a clear, flowing river, or row down the winding river through Salina in a canoe or kayak. Construction on phase one of the multiphase project isn’t scheduled to begin until 2020, but planning is already well underway. More… Read More

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