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USACE Updates EA On Myrtle Beach Project

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Charleston District is currently involved in the planning phase of a beach emergency repair in the Grand Strand (Myrtle Beach) of Horry County, South Carolina. The Myrtle Beach Project was authorized for construction by Section 101 of the Water Resources Development Act of 1990, Public Law 101-640, dated… Read More

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Comments Sought on Ship Canal Dredging

United States

Individuals have until the end of the month to submit public comments to state and federal officials about the storing in a confined disposal facility contaminated sediment dredged from the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal. Specifically, the the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is taking comments… Read More

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FG to Review $150M Seaport Channel Management, Dredging Contracts

Nigeria

The Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman has revealed that plans are underway to review Joint Venture agreements of the agency’s seaport channel management and dredging contracts following errors noticed in some of them. It would be recalled that the NPA, in 2005 entered into Joint Venture agreements worth around… Read More

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Long-awaited $128M Jersey Shore Beach Replenishment to Start Next Month

United States

Beach replenishment for the northern Ocean County peninsula is set to start the middle of next month, with Ortley Beach as the first spot to get the sand. State environmental protection officials said Weeks Marine Inc., the Cranford-based contractor selected to perform the $128 million project, will spend two weeks beginning mid-April pumping sand onto… Read More

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Concern Over Plans to Dredge Whangarei Harbour

New Zealand

The company running the Marsden Point Oil refinery says it understands locals’ concerns at its plans to dredge Whangarei Harbour. It wants a deeper, straighter channel to take bigger ships, moving 3.7 million cubic metres of sand. However, Patuharakeke trustee Juliane Chetham says they’re worried about the impact on shellfish and marine mammals. “The majority… Read More

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Hilcorp Seeks Dredging Permit a Year After Dragging Drilling Barge through Shallow Water

United States

Dozens of oystermen and coastal residents spoke out at a public hearing Thursday night, arguing that the state shouldn’t grant an oil and gas company a permit to dredge wetlands around a drilling site near Port Sulfur. But they can’t stop Hilcorp Energy Co. of Houston from dredging. The company already cut the channel back… Read More

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Funding Sought for Dredging and Works on Rivers

Ireland

Leitrim County Council is preparing a submission for maintenance works on rivers throughout Co Leitrim through the Office of Public Works (OPW). Cllr Sean McGowan had sought an update on the list of rivers in the county in need of cleaning and expressed a hope that a funding package could be secured through the OPW… Read More

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PLYMOUTH HARBOR: Management Plan Addresses Main Issues, Including Dredging

United States

What’s the most pressing issue facing Plymouth Harbor? The town’s first-ever harbor management plan identifies 10 main concerns for the harbor’s future, but one clearly emerged as the top priority as officials unveiled the draft plan Thursday. Dredging the harbor will be extremely costly, but will be key to the future of all commercial and… Read More

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Third Public Consultation on Dover Harbour Board Dredging says Goodwin Sands SOS

United Kingdom

An unprecedented third public consultation on dredging the Goodwin Sands is expected. It follows the analysis of new survey results and means a decision on giving a licence is unlikely to be made before June. The news comes from campaign group Goodwin Sands SOS (Save Our Sands), which is fighting the Port of Dover’s plans… Read More

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Balk on Dredging as Barge Captains Dread Shallow Shipping Channel

United States

Giant barges loaded with iron ore have returned to the Cuyahoga River shipping channel, but fears are returning that they may encounter problems along the way to their destination at the ArcelorMittal steel mill docks. Ship captains experienced problems with the river’s depth last year, and concerns are growing that the same navigational issues could… Read More

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Study on Mobile Channel will Weigh Environmental Concerns

United States

The concerns were close to the surface Thursday evening as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers held a public meeting in Daphne on a study that could lead to enlargement of the Mobile Ship Channel. The worries weren’t aired in the style of a town hall meeting in the Bayfront Park pavilion. It wasn’t that… Read More

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Phillips 66 Bayway Submits Dredging Application to Feds

United States

Phillips 66 has submitted an application to the Army Corps of Engineers for a dredging project in the Arthur Kill near its Bayway facility in Linden. The New Jersey Sierra Club said that the 10-year dredging project is to increase Bakken oil barge traffic. Nancy Sadlon, manager of public affairs at Phillips 66, confirmed that… Read More

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Towns Push for Dredge of Hampton Harbor

United States

Local officials say the Hampton/Seabrook harbor is in dire need of dredging and are calling on U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., to help secure funding for the Army Corps of Engineers to complete the project. Severe shoaling, in which waves push sand to create shallow water, has caused conditions in the harbor to deteriorate and… Read More

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Fla. Releases $21.5M for Brevard Muck Dredging

United States

Another $21.5 million in state money will flow the Space Coast’s way to dredge out the bottom muck and remove key sources of muck from the Indian River Lagoon. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection announced the funding to Brevard County Wednesday, bringing to $41.5 million the amount the Legislature has allocated to the county… Read More

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Corps of Engineers to Start Grays Harbor Outer Harbor Maintenance Dredging April 1

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin annual Grays Harbor maintenance dredging in the outer harbor April 1, using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ hopper dredge vessel Yaquina. Working around the clock through April 16, the Yaquina will dredge the Grays Harbor Entrance, Point Chehalis and South Reach channels. The Yaquina will place… Read More

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