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Algae, Chlorophyll Problems Continue at Lake Mitchell

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For months, the city had been looking for a solution, hiring FYRA Engineering to help with the growing algae. “You’re never going to get rid of it completely, virtual impossibility, but we can make it better,” Mitchell resident Carl Koch said. Koch has lived on Lake Mitchell for more than 15 years. He said the… Read More

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‘Sand War’ Continues between Siesta Key and Lido Key

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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has recently granted a permit to dredge Big Pass – continuing the four-year battle over sand. The dredging is part of a Lido Key shoreline re-nourishment project, which aims to replenish 1.6 miles of the Lido Key with sand from Big Pass. Although the project is backed by the… Read More

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Great Lakes Wins $70M Award For San Jacinto River Project

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Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (NASDAQ:GLDD) says it received a $69.8M contract award to restore a two-mile stretch of the San Jacinto River, in the first major Houston-area flood control project after Hurricane Harvey. GLDD says its Rivers and Lakes division will work with the Galveston District to dredge 1.8M cubic yards of material and… Read More

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Harvey Recovery Will Include Dredging of Parts of San Jacinto River

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Anglers at Kingwood’s River Grove Park couldn’t see the opposite bank of the San Jacinto River as they cast their lines into its murky water one recent morning. The view was obscured by a wall of sand pushed into the Texas channel some 10 months earlier by Hurricane Harvey. The Houston Chronicle reports aerial photographs… Read More

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Digging Deep: Carolina Beach May Resume Lake Dredging

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Town officials could decide Tuesday night to resume and finish its stalled project to dredge the bottom of Carolina Beach Lake. “My gut is that we’re going to finish the job,” Mayor Joe Benson said Friday. “I don’t think we’ll ever take this project up again if we don’t do it now.” The idea was… Read More

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Hoosiers Eye Dredging Again

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Proposals to dredge silt from the upper reaches of the Kankakee River will be discussed Wednesday by the Kankakee River Basin Commission of Indiana. The proposals, along 36 miles of the Kankakee, 4 feet deep and 50 feet wide, are in response to record flooding in the watershed in February. The work is proposed from… Read More

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What Dredging is Taking Place on the West Fork of the San Jacinto River?

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In response to Hurricane Harvey, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has tasked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete 1.9 million cubic yards of emergency dredging on a section of the West Fork of the San Jacinto River near West Lake Houston Parkway. Because this is an emergency project authorized by FEMA—unlike the Corps’… Read More

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Brick Residents: Dredging Needed For Boating Safety

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Should a portion of property taxes paid by waterfront homeowners be used to dredge lagoons that have become too shallow for boating? Some waterfront residents who live on Lagoon Drive West and Lagoon Drive East in Nejecho Beach said since they pay higher taxes, that perhaps some of that money could be used to dredge… Read More

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Town Super: Bellport ‘High Priority’ For Dredging

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In a letter to Gilbert Anderson, commissioner of the Suffolk County Department of Public Works, Brookhaven Town supervisor Ed Romaine urged county officials to dredge two locations in Bellport Bay. The letter, dated June 15, comes ahead of the county’s plans for fall and winter dredging projects. “There’s a narrow window for these projects,” Romaine… Read More

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Siesta Key Group Lawyers up to Fight Lido Beach Renourishment Project

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Correction: An earlier version of this story had an incorrect last name for attorney Jane West. A community group staunchly opposed to the city’s dredging of Big Pass to rebuild severely eroded Lido Beach will not end its fight to stop the project that it claims would harm Siesta Beach. Save Our Siesta Sands 2… Read More

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The Deeper and Wider Mouth of the Destin Harbor

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The deeper and wider mouth of the Destin Harbor, which was enlarged during the first phase of the Norriego Point stabilization and recreation project, looks pretty terrific, said charter boat Capt. Brant Kelly. Kelly commands the 65-foot-long charter boat, Relentless, which has a 5-foot draft. Before it was recently dredged, the harbor entrance contained a… Read More

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MP Opposes Bid to Continue Dredging off Great Yarmouth for Another 15 Years

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A decision on whether aggregate dredging can continue on a slice of sea-bed off Great Yarmouth for another 15 years will be made in the next few months. Tarmac Marine wants to take up to six million tonnes from area 254 – first approved as a dredging zone in 1974 – over a period of… Read More

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Research Identifies Benefit of Dredging Lower Mississippi River

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Evaluated states would receive additional $461 million annually for their soybeans. As real and potential threats confront U.S. agriculture in general and the soybean industry in particular, identifying opportunities to enhance farmer profitability is essential. To cost-effectively and reliably access domestic and international markets, U.S. soybean farmers rely on a multi-modal transportation system comprised of… Read More

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Dredging River Fal Could Add 30 New Marina Berths to Mylor Yacht Harbour

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Mylor Yacht Harbour hopes to dredge 6,000 cubic metres of the River Fal in a £1 million extension project to add marina berths for an 30 extra boats. They have asked for pre-planning advice from Cornwall Council over a proposed extension to the existing marina at Mylor Yacht Harbour. Documents relating to the project consultation… Read More

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Despite Recent Dredge, PortMiami Still Can’t Fit Some Large Ships. New Project in the Works – Miami Herald

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Despite a massive dredge project that was completed in 2015, PortMiami is still not wide enough in some areas to accommodate large vessels, making it difficult for cargo and cruise ships to navigate its channels. The problem with the dredge completed in 2015: timing, said Port Director Juan Kuryla. The $205 million project, which began… Read More

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