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Estimated Cost of River Restoration Doubles

United States

The estimated cost to restore the old Smoky Hill River channel through Salina has doubled since the master plan was approved in 2010, the project manager told the Salina City Commission in a study session Monday. Eric Dove, with HDR, said his Omaha, Neb.-based engineering company wants to begin developing a preliminary design with a… Read More

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Dredging is ‘Years Away’ at Best, Says Consultant

Australia

The dredging of the entrance to Brisbane Water is “some years away, or may not happen at all”, a local planning consultant has claimed. Funds for the dredging have not been reserved in the current budget and would not be considered by Central Coast Council before next financial year, according to Ms Helen Monks, director… Read More

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Mercury Marine Dredging Cedar Creek to Remove PCBs

United States

Like massive shop vacuums on floating platforms, two hydraulic dredgers started sucking contaminated muck off the bottom of Cedar Creek on Monday as part of Mercury Marine’s ongoing removal of toxic chemicals from the stream. Dredger operators are guided by GPS to previously identified sediment layers containing unsafe amounts of industrial chemicals known as PCBs,… Read More

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Irked by ‘Sloppy’ Jhelum Dredging, Govt Puts Kolkata Based Firm on Notice

India

Taking strong exception to slow pace of dredging of river Jhelum, the state government on Monday put the Kolkatta based dredging firm on notice. Officials said the firm could not meet the January 2017 deadline which was later extended till April 16. However, the firm couldn’t meet the target. . Official sources told Greater Kashmir… Read More

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Army Corps of Engineers Beach Protection Project Public Meeting

United States

The US Army Corps of Engineers and the NYSDEC will be holding a public meeting this Thursday, April 20 at 7:30pm in Long Beach City Hall regarding the Beach Protection Project. Source: Long Beach NY

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City of Sarnia Seeking Provincial Approval to Let Sediment Deposited at the Airport Drain

Canada

The cost of dredging Sarnia Harbour and relocating “slightly contaminated” sediment to the airport has jumped by a quarter-million dollars. The total project cost now stands near $3.2 million after $254,000 was recently added to the contracted price for Quebec-based Ocean Dredging DM Inc. The work wrapped up in January. Economic Development Director Peter Hungerford… Read More

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Mud Puts the Dampers on Watchet

United Kingdom

WATCHET’S tourist industry is being hampered by the rising level of mud in the harbour, particularly in the outer harbour, councillors were warned at their annual town meeting on Tuesday (April 11). Local resident Sam Westmacott, previously involved in several studies into the state of the harbour, told the meeting that, although £2.5 million had… Read More

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The Army Corps Is Dredging the Cuyahoga River Again but with Changes

United States

The Cuyahoga River is being dredged by the Army Corps of Engineers once again, and as WKSU’s Kabir Bhatia reports, the Port of Cleveland says communication will be key to keeping the shipping channel clear in the future. A long-running dispute between the Army Corps and the port over where to dispose of dredged material… Read More

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Scientific Study Shows “Ray of Hope” in Bid to Halt Erosion at Montrose

United Kingdom

Residents believe there is little evidence of work to save their now-thin strip of beach, as metres of dune are lost to the North Sea each year. The world’s fifth oldest golf course in the town has already conceded one hole to the sea, with armour stripped to provide protection elsewhere. But The Courier has… Read More

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Collier Leaders Look at Widening Naples Beaches

United States

Collier County leaders are considering spending tens of millions of dollars on widening Naples beaches. Commissioners are considering way to protect the coastlines from the impacts of storm surge and sea level rise. They said widening the beaches may be the best way to prepare. “Picture…higher dunes and a longer, bigger beach,” said Commissioner Penny… Read More

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Barrier Island Project to Begin

United States

Construction is set to begin on a barrier island rebuilding project to protect the area during hurricanes. The work on the Caillou Lake Headland barrier island, also known as Whiskey Island, is expected to begin within the next couple weeks, according to local officials. The island, part of Isles Dernieres, protects the wetlands in south… Read More

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£6.8M Scheme to Reduce Flood Risk Launching this Month

United Kingdom

A £6.8m scheme to reduce the risk of flooding to thousands of homes and businesses is being launched this month. The annual Environment Agency project, dubbed Lincshore, will involve dredging sand from the seabed and pumping it onto the beach, and replacing levels lost to the sea during the winter. This reduces the risk of… Read More

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Army Corps of Engineers Resumes Dredging a Section — But Not All — of the Cuyahoga River

United States

Dredging resumed this week in the Cuyahoga River shipping channel after a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers survey showed sediment buildup in the lower stretch nearest to Lake Erie and Cleveland Harbor. Dredging in the upper channel nearest to the ArcelorMittal steel mill’s docks is expected to begin later this month, said Luciano Vera, a… Read More

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Flint River Dredging Project Will Soon Begin

United States

People walking near part of the Flint River will see, and likely smell, a major dredging project this summer. About a quarter mile segment of the Flint River will be dredged to remove tons of soil contaminated with coal tar from a gas plant that closed a century ago. The plant operated from the mid-1800’s… Read More

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NZTA Completes Initial Dredging of Kaikura Harbour

New Zealand

A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in November severely damaged the harbour, raising the seabed and limiting access to four hours a day. Transport Agency earthquake recovery manager Steve Mutton said 20 percent of the $5 million budget had already been spent dredging the harbour. “We are about to install new piles to enable the berth to be… Read More

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