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Lido Shores residents say they are frustrated after years of watching their lovely, quiet place on the beach washing away. A protective dune that serves as the Sarasota island neighborhood’s buffer from the Gulf of Mexico has lost 15½ feet since 2016, according to a Sarasota resident who has been measuring the imperiled shoreline bordering… Read More
It has become three times a charm for Central Coast Council over the controversial Ettalong Channel dredging issue, with the State Government announcing emergency funding to bail the council out for a third consecutive time. NSW Lands Minister Paul Toole visited Ettalong this morning to announce the government would contribute a quarter of a million… Read More
An ambitious proposal to build an island city on Utah Lake to help stymie toxic algae blooms that plague the water got a boost from Utah lawmakers this year, but not everyone thinks it’s a good idea. Developer Lake Restorations Inc. has proposed funding multiple conservation and restoration efforts on the lake through islands in… Read More
The Star High Asia Pacific Company had been given a five-year green light to begin mega dredging project in Yangon River, says Myanma Port Authority. While vessels requiring nine meters depth of water were allowed to pass through the Yangon River, most vessels had to wait for the rising tide as the water way gets… Read More
Dredging of the Penang River in Rakiraki is expected to start soon with the tender being re-advertised. Minister for Waterways, Dr Mahendra Reddy, says the first tender that was put out to dredge the mouth of the Penang River surpassed their estimates. “That tender we found out that the amount that was tendered was way… Read More
The first-ever dredging of a long-shifting New Jersey inlet may show how the Corps of Engineers can integrate navigation projects with its burgeoning mission of East Coast beach replenishment. This month a Coast Guard aids to navigation team from Cape May, N.J., re-established buoys in Little Egg Inlet, one of the last natural inlets uncontained… Read More
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hydraulic engineer and a civil engineer from Walla Walla District Headquarters deployed Wednesday in response to a request from Jefferson County emergency managers for help with emergency levee repairs, according to Corps emergency management officials at District headquarters here. High-flow conditions in the Snake River are eroding a segment… Read More
Reuse of dredged material on beaches and marshes can allow natural processes to resolve coastal problems and improve the environment. And regional approaches to managing sediments can lower costs, according to the Monmouth University Urban Coast Institute and the Mid-Atlantic Regional Council on the Ocean. The two groups will host a free webinar May 30… Read More
The parliamentary standing committee on water resources ministry on Sunday recommended quick dredging of Buriganga, Shitalakhya and Turag Rivers on priority basis. The recommendations were made at the 36th meeting of the committee, held at Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban. With committee chairman Ramesh Chandra Sen in the chair, the meeting was attended by state minister for… Read More
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official confirmed this week that the annual spring dredging of the Oceanside harbor has fallen through, meaning less sand for the city’s starving beaches this summer. The Corps has hired contractors to dredge the harbor entrance every year for decades to keep it deep enough for safe navigation. Sand… Read More
An innovative sand pumping initiative between eThekwini municipality and Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has successfully reinstated sand along eroded sections of Durban’s popular Golden Mile and could offer similar benefits for beaches extending further northwards. The municipality and TNPA proposed the initiative late last year to tackle beach erosion exacerbated by climate change and… Read More
Pontiac Bay Superfund site cleanup moves from the preparation stage to the dredging phase this week, now that the 50-foot-high white structure covering the loading site is up. State Department of Environmental Conservation spokesman Dave Winchell said when they finally get this done, Pontiac Bay and Lake Flower will be a much healthier place. “The… Read More
The Department of Enterprise Services is in the process of selecting a consultant to perform an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which is the second phase in long-term planning for the Capitol Lake/Lower Deschutes Watershed. An EIS is a tool used in decision making and is required before: •Any short-term actions are taken, such as initial… Read More
The Gulf Consortium has approved the RESTORE Act’s state expenditure plan, which includes $12.6 million to clean up Bayou Chico and $12.6 million to improve water quality in Santa Rosa Sound. The consortium formally approved the plan at a board meeting Thursday in Panama City Beach. Gov. Rick Scott still needs to sign off on… Read More
The Glynn County Commission voted Thursday to approve a temporary amendment to the zoning ordinance, which will allow the county’s community development department to approve the Sea Island Co.’s beach renourishment plan. To get U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approval for a new rock groin and the renourishment plan, Sea Island would need approval from… Read More