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NIBULON Starts the Second Stage of the Southern Buh River Dredging

Russian Federation

On the eve of the holiday season, on December 30, NIBULON started the second stage of dredging operations specified by the project on the navigable path of the Southern Buh River. The company says it started the operations from the largest sandbar of the Southern Buh River – Kostiantynivka sandbar. This stage provides for dredging… Read More

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Mission Bay Dredged For Boat Safety

United States

Crews Thursday will begin dredging Mission Bay to help make it easier and safer for boats to navigate. It has been nearly five decades since the last major dredging of the bay. The operation is necessary because years of boating, storms and water currents have rendered the floor of the bay uneven. The dredging will… Read More

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Runaway Barges Lodged Against Emsworth Lock and Dam

United States

More than two dozen barges have broken away from their moorings in the high waters throughout the Pittsburgh area, the Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District reported Saturday. Jeff Hawk, spokesman for district, said that 27 barges were believed to be adrift, including at least 15 that were stuck against the Emsworth Lock and Dam,… Read More

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Boyne River Dredging Project Progress

Australia

Gladstone Ports Corporation has awarded the tender for works at the Boyne River, to restore a safe passage and navigable channel for boaties. Local company East Coast Maritime has been appointed to undertake the works, with activity at the river mouth to commence by mid-February. Material will be removed from the 15 metre wide channel,… Read More

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That’s a Wrap: Closing of Soo Locks Ushers in Shipping Offseason

United States

A Great Lakes shipping campaign worth celebrating shuts down Monday with the annual closing of the Soo Locks for about 10 weeks of intense upkeep and refurbishing. Unless something last-minute is still moving, the locks figure to close sometime around midnight. As the last boats point ice-masked bows toward their respective ports of layup this… Read More

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Dredging Works Commissioned for Rivers

Fiji

DREDGING works in Labasa are expected to mitigate negative effects of heavy rain in the area. Minister for Waterways Dr Mahendra Reddy commissioned dredging works at the Qawa River mouth, Korovatu floodgate outlet and the Labasa River mouth yesterday. Dr Reddy said the dredging of the Qawa River mouth would be completed in two weeks… Read More

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Locals Hope to Save PI Dunes

United States

The clock is ticking for Plum Island’s ever-eroding dunes, and with recent storms wiping away heaps of sand, nearby residents and city officials are considering options for both short and long-term solutions. But with no set plans in place, and an apparent lack of funding to support dune-related projects, some residents are concerned about the… Read More

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Around 2,307 Sq Km Could Be Reclaimed By Dredging: Survey

India

The preliminary survey, conducted by the State’s Water Resources Department (WRD) on the entire course of the Brahmaputra in the State for the purpose of dredging its bed and building two expressways by utilizing the dredged materials, has found that an area of around 2,307 sq km could be reclaimed by dredging the riverbed.The Brahmaputra… Read More

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DIPAC Dredging More Room for Fish Under Channel Net Pen

United States

If you’ve driven by the Macaulay Salmon Hatchery lately, you might have noticed a bit of construction work offshore. That’s because Douglas Island Pink and Chum, Inc., the hatchery’s parent company, has been clearing sediment and debris below the hatchery’s net pen. The dredging project is about halfway over. When it’s done, Operations Manager Brock… Read More

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Race Starts for £1.5B Flood Defence Framework

United Kingdom

The Environment Agency is on the hunt for contractors and consultants for its next generation flood defence framework. It expects to spend around £1.5bn through the framework over four years, and has the option to extend the pipeline to the same firms for another four years. The new panel of pretendered firms will start the… Read More

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Ecosystem Restoration Efforts in Full Swing for 2018

United States

With the close of 2017 and now the start of 2018, professionals from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District continues to make positive progress hand-in-hand with our partners from the South Florida Water Management District, the Department of the Interior and many other agencies implementing the South Florida Ecosystem Restoration (SFER) program. As… Read More

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Public Learns about Annual Coastal Plan

United States

Community members, environmental advocates and local government officials met Tuesday night at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center for a public hearing on coastal restoration after the state released its plan outlining its annual restoration plan. The meeting focused on the next year’s restoration work, including projects for Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. The Coastal Protection and Restoration… Read More

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CMAL Plans Public Events in February about Skye Triangle Port Upgrades

United Kingdom

Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) will host a series of public exhibition events to share proposals for construction work at the Skye triangle ports of Tarbert (Harris), Uig and Lochmaddy. The upgrade project has now entered the design stage following the completion of masterplans, and detailed designs for the preferred option for each location are… Read More

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Carteret Marks Marina Milestone

United States

The borough has completed the in-water component of the second phase of construction for its new municipal marina along the Arthur Kill, Mayor Dan Reiman said in a statement. The work, which included the installation of piles and a wave screen designed to enhance boater safety, was initially set to end Dec. 31 but received… Read More

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Funding Snag for Mahurangi River Dredging

New Zealand

Funding is needed to dredge the Mahurangi River. They have a resource consent to dredge 120,000 cubic metres of silt out of the Mahurangi River and a local property lined up to stash the dredgings. But after years of work to get the project off the ground, raising funds for the $4 million project is… Read More

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