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Intracoastal Waterway Near Palm Beach to be Dredged this Winter

United States

The Florida Inland Navigation District plans to dredge the Intracoastal Waterway between the Port of Palm Beach and the Town Marina this winter. A contractor will dredge a 4.5-mile stretch of the waterway to a depth of 10 to 12 feet below average low tide, said Mark Crosley, executive director of the district, locally based… Read More

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Queensbury Yacht Club Issued Water Quality Violation

United States

The state Department of Environmental Conservation has issued a notice of violation to a Queensbury yacht club after a dredging project on Lake George went awry. The Harris Bay Yacht Club has a state permit to dredge the bay for navigational purposes, according to the DEC. Around 4 p.m. on Sept. 19, a collection bag… Read More

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Group Seeks to Sustain Dredging the Illinois River

United States

Finding a buyer for much-needed topsoil is the best hope for the sediment-heavy Illinois River. That’s what a group of some 25 stakeholders that included EastPort Marina, Ducks Unlimited and the Greater Peoria Sanitary District agreed on at a Monday meeting organized by the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission. Dredging the river, specifically the Peoria Lakes… Read More

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Harbor District Hires Contractor for Beach Project

United States

Planners made headway last week on a long-discussed project that involves the transfer of 75,000 cubic yards of sand from Pillar Point Harbor to the adjacent Surfer’s Beach with the hiring of the company that will perform the work. For years, the San Mateo County Harbor District acknowledged that a dredging project would be necessary… Read More

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Lake Superior Land Conservancy Receives $800K to Protect Two Threatened Coastal Properties

United States

The Superior Watershed Partnership and Land Conservancy (SWP) announced the permanent protection of two unique coastal properties on Lake Superior totaling over 3,100 feet of sand beach that includes sensitive dune and swale habitat, coastal wetlands and stands of old growth forest. Less than 13 percent of Lake Superior coastline is composed of sand beach… Read More

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Preventing River Erosion with Low-cost Bandalling System

Bangladesh

We are very shocked with the sudden Padma River’s bank erosion which is causing huge loss to the river side people of Naria and other areas. These huge loss of land-properties could be protected in large scale if the Govt. would have given attention to our low-cost dredging i.e. Bandalling with bamboo-chatai-trees, etc. Govt. of… Read More

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MTA Not Giving up on Balluta’s Beach

Malta

The government has not ruled out a second attempt to replenish the sand at Balluta Bay next year, refusing to brand the €110,000 project a failure despite the expanded beach appearing to have shrunk back drastically due to bad weather. The “experimental” project undertaken by the Tourism Ministry was aimed at restoring the tiny beach… Read More

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Gulf County, Port Authority Seek Dredge Funds

United States

Pieces of the port puzzle continue to land on the table to await proper placement. The Board of County Commissioners unanimously agreed Tuesday to join the Port St. Joe Port Authority in a pre-application to Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc. for funding to dredge the federally-authorized shipping channel. The pre-application would seek $15 million of the… Read More

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Louisiana Environmental Impact Bond May Reduce Coastal Land Loss

United States

Bordered by beautiful wetlands along the Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana is a hub of transportation and industry. A pilot environmental impact bond could seed a set of wetland-restoration projects for the state. Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), Quantified Ventures, and their project partners are proposing to draw on funding from the Deepwater Horizon oil-spill settlement to… Read More

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It’s Official: First Sand Dredged from San Jacinto River Yesterday

United States

After multiple set-backs, crews were finally able to begin dredging the West Fork of the San Jacinto River on Thursday, Sept. 21. This is the first of two dredges that will carry out the removal of nearly 2 million cubic yards of shoal material along an approximately 2-mile stretch of the West Fork. The United… Read More

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MTCC Dredger Unable to Reclaim Maafinolhu Lagoon

Maldives

The Maldives Transport and Contracting Company’s new dredger Mahaa Jarraaf has been taken to Thaa Atoll after failing to reclaim land for the Maafinolhu airport project, local media reported. The huge vessel was unable to do the work because it had to be anchored some distance away from the island, according to Mihaaru, and the… Read More

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Group Seeks to Sustain Dredging the Illinois River

United States

Finding a buyer for much-needed topsoil is the best hope for the sediment-heavy Illinois River. That’s what a group of some 25 stakeholders that included EastPort Marina, Ducks Unlimited and the Greater Peoria Sanitary District agreed on at a Monday meeting organized by the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission. Dredging the river, specifically the Peoria Lakes… Read More

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Council Does Not Have $1.2M to Start Ettalong Dredging Program

United States

No money exists in the Council’s 2018-19 budget to cover its half of the proposed $2.4 million dredging program for the Brisbane Water channel. That could delay the return of ferry services to Ettalong and Wagstaffe until at least July 2019 when the Council’s next budget is adopted. A Central Coast Council briefing document, called… Read More

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Kingwood Area Still Anticipating the Long-awaited Start of River Dredging

United States

The first phase of a “very challenging project” is about to commence on the West Fork of the San Jacinto River – the Kingwood area’s long awaited dredging. The nearly $70 million project was slated to begin Sept. 6, but is slightly delayed due to a partial failure of one of the dredges, which required… Read More

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Solutions to Perennial Flooding

Nigeria

In September 2009, the federal government officially commissioned the herculean task of dredging River Niger. During a ceremony in Lokoja, the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua vividly spoke of his sevenpoint agenda, saying that the project would help in the realisation of his regime’s Vision 20-2020 dreams. There was a thunder clap from excited Nigerians,… Read More

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