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Final Goshen Dam Pond Dredging Meeting Held Before Rebidding Process Begins

United States

Goshen Dam Pond Dredging Advisory Board members met Thursday at the Goshen Municipal Annex Building to finalize plans for a proposed revamp of the recently stalled Goshen Dam Pond dredging project. Thursday’s meeting served as a final question-and-answer session between the board and the project’s major stakeholders prior to the project’s rebidding slated for later… Read More

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Mystic River Cleanup Near Everett Casino Costs Wynn Resorts Nearly Double Original Estimates

United States

It cost twice as much as expected, but after 18 months of work and nearly a million tons of soil removed, Wynn Resorts has finished the cleanup of environmental contamination at the site of its resort casino in Everett, the company announced Wednesday. Cleaning the 33-acre property on the Mystic River, the site of a… Read More

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Bethany Beach’s Replenishment Project Delayed 10 Days

United States

Bethany Beach’s replenishment project was supposed to start Tuesday, but because of delays in another project, the replenishment is unfortunately behind schedule. The project is now slated to begin on May 25th, 10 days behind schedule. Once the project begins, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says at any given point, a 1,000 feet of… Read More

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Jersey Shore’s Little Egg Inlet Reopens to Boaters

United States

Essentially closed a year ago due to shoaling, the Little Egg Inlet between Long Beach and Brigantine Islands has reopened to boaters after a dredging operation and the installation of navigational buoys, the Coast Guard said. The Coast Guard removed the buoys last March and advised boaters that they traversed the inlet at their own… Read More

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Shifting Sands Trouble Commercial Fishermen: Town Seeks To Dredge Near North Inlet

United States

With sand choking the main inlet to Chatham Harbor across from the lighthouse, most of the commercial fishing fleet is now using the north inlet by Minister’s Point to access the Atlantic. But the narrow channel there needs to be widened, and fishermen are hoping that state and federal dredging restrictions don’t leave them high… Read More

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Body Found During Dredging Work in Amsterdam

Netherlands

A body was found during dredging work in the IJ near IJdok in Amsterdam on Thursday morning. So far nothing is known about the victim and how he or she died. According to NH Nieuws, an employee of the dredging company found the body around 10:00 a.m. The police are investigating. Source: NLTimes

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Is Dredging Making a Comeback in Tampa Bay?

United States

Mahaffey Theatre. Salvador Dali Museum. Davis Islands. They all sit on dredged land. “Dredge and fill” is when mud and weeds from an open waterway are used to extend land. The Hillsborough County Planning Commission recently approved a project north of Rocky Point Drive that would utilize the practice, a first for the county in… Read More

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Raes Creek Dredging Underway

United States

After nearly a decade of waiting people in west Augusta are finally seeing a neighborhood pond get cleaned up. Even with the rain slowing things down dredging has started on Hiers pond in the Kamel West subdivision. Voters approved the work back in 2009, but concerns with soil contamination slowed down the permitting process with… Read More

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Deeper Water Dumping Might Be Solution To Dublin Bay Dredging Issues Says Diver

Ireland

The dumping of sewage sludge in deeper waters beyond the Kish Bank “might well serve as a model” for the current dredging of Dublin Port. In a letter to The Irish Times earlier this week, Cormac F Lowth, a diver and member of the Maritime Institute of Ireland, suggests that the claims of Dublin Port… Read More

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CAMA, Dredging Permit Documents for City Dock Near Ready; Southport Citizens Express Concern

United States

Residents are still sounding off about the City Dock. One month after the Southport Board of Aldermen approved a letter of intent to explore a public-private partnership with Southport Marina Inc., residents say they feel the issue needs more thoughtful consideration. Margaret Campbell, a resident of Brunswick Street, took issue with the speed at which… Read More

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€6M Cork Quay Revamp and Flood Defence Project Gets Green Light

Ireland

The €6m revamp of an historic Cork city quay which will include the city’s first flood defences has been given the go-ahead. City councillors have voted 22-6 during a city council meeting to approve the Part 8 report on the Morrison’s Island regeneration project despite significant opposition about the inclusion of flood defences proposed as… Read More

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Crucial Dredging at Bolsa Chica Wetlands Could Run Out of Money

United States

The ocean inlet to the Bolsa Chica wetlands, once again being dredged to allow the tidal flushing vital to the abundant wildlife in the area, could run dry of funds necessary for the near-annual pumping operation required to maintain the ecosystem. Money earmarked for dredging at the state reserve in Huntington Beach will be exhausted… Read More

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Sussex County Beach Replenishment Delayed Again

United States

Long-awaited beach replenishment in Sussex County has been set back for a second time. The work was set to start May 15 in Bethany Beach and work south, ending in Fenwick. But on Monday, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Spokesman told WBOC the contractor for the replenishment was held up on another project. According… Read More

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Dare Commissioners Float Public-private Partnership for Dredging Projects

United States

Keeping Dare County waterways open is a constant concern. Commissioners advanced a dredging proposal last week, just as an idea about using the county’s occupancy tax for dredging is floating around the General Assembly. Dare commissioner Jim Tobin proposed a public-private partnership to secure dredging for Oregon and Hatteras inlets. The board unanimously supported a… Read More

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Spa Slope Stabilisation Scheme to Get Underway

United Kingdom

A £13.453 million scheme to stabilise the cliffs behind the Spa complex in the Yorkshire coast town of Scarborough will get underway at the end of this month. The Scarborough Spa Slope Stabilisation Scheme, which will start on Wednesday 30 May, will involve piling along the rear of the Spa complex with almost horizontal drainage… Read More

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