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Dredging of Fountain Creek will Improve Flood Carrying Capacity

United States

The Pueblo Levee Dredging and Maintenance Project, which will run through April, is being undertaken to improve the flood carrying capacity of Fountain Creek from the confluence with the Arkansas River upstream to the East Eighth Street bridge. The work also will see the removal of undesirable vegetation on the east levee embankment (stream side… Read More

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Barnstable’s Gateway Marina Dredging Project Underway

United States

The Town of Barnstable’s Gateway Marina Dredging project is underway. The project involves the maintenance dredging of the Gateway Marina within Hyannis Harbor to a depth of six feet below mean low water, with over dredge. Town officials say that the dredging is important in order to maintain free access by shallow draft boats to… Read More

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Shannon Anti-flood Scheme to Start Shortly, Canney Says

Ireland

A maintenance programme on the River Shannon will commence shortly, the Minister of State with responsibility for Flood Relief has said. “We’re in action mode right now, this is something that will last,” Sean Canney told RTÉ’s Morning Ireland. “This will be an ongoing programme. We’re looking at solutions not just reports.” The Minister said… Read More

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$11.2 Million Beach Replenishment Complete

United States

Rehoboth and Dewey’s most recent round of beach replenishment has been completed, and the early reviews on the quality of sand pumped are good. John Waddington, who lives just outside of Dewey, was enjoying unseasonably warm weather Dec. 27 by taking his three Golden Retrievers, Rusty, Reds and Rusty Jr., for a walk on the… Read More

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Alvor to See Vital Dredging “by the Summer”

Portugal

Following years of pressure and complaints, the government has finally agreed that vital dredging work for the Ria de Alvor should go ahead as fast as possible. A €2 million tender will be released shortly, said a statement released over the weekend, suggesting the removal of 240,000 cubic metres of sediment should go ahead “within… Read More

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Greenwich Officials Move Forward on Binney Pond Dredging Despite Questions

United States

The town has plans to dredge the silt-filled pond in Binney Park, but some community members said officials are moving forward without doing their proper research. Meg Nolan Van Reesma, president of the Old Greenwich Association, said residents want the pond and the park maintained. But they have become wary of officials who only seem… Read More

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KFTL Begins Dredging of Kingston Harbour this Week

Jamaica

Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL), the concessionaire for the Kingston Container Terminal, will be conducting dredging within the shipping channel and the Port Bustamante Basin (Kingston Harbour). This is in keeping with the terms of its concessionary agreement with the Port Authority of Jamaica. The shipping channel (see map) is being deepened to accommodate the… Read More

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Dredging Work in River Godavari Launched to Improve Storage Capacity

India

City MLA Akula Satyanarayana launched dredging work to remove sand from the Godavari at Kotilingala Peta in Rajamahendravaram on Monday. Though the capacity of the Sir Arthur Cotton barrage is three tmcft, only 1.5 tmcft of water could be stored due to accumulation of sand in the river. After removal of sand, the water holding… Read More

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At Blackwater Refuge, Rising Sea Levels Drown Habitat

United States

The view from the observation deck over a meadow of brown marsh grasses would make a nice postcard. Eagles roost on tall pines, muskrats burrow in mounds of mud and straw, and black ducks splash in a pond. But on a cold and drizzly day, Matt Whitbeck surveys the landscape with concern. Beyond the marsh… Read More

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U.S. Officials have OK to Study Bringing Bahamas Sand to Florida Beaches

United States

A potential solution to a troublesome sand shortage off Southeast Florida is tucked away in a massive water resources funding bill President Barack Obama signed into law last month. The 2016 Water Resources Development Act authorizes the Army Corps of Engineers to study the potential of using foreign sand, such as from the Bahamas, to… Read More

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Corps of Engineers will Seek Input on Plans

United States

Madison County Planning & Development, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Heartlands Conservancy are joining forces and hosting two open houses for the Canteen and Indian-Cahokia Creek Watershed plans, the first from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 17 at the Madison County Farm Bureau and the second from 6 p.m. to 8… Read More

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Ocean City Turns to Former Consultant for Dredging Support

United States

This resort’s City Council held its last regularly scheduled meeting of 2016 Dec. 29 at 1 p.m. instead of the usual 7 p.m. because of the New Year’s holiday. Mayor Jay Gillian expanded on the report he had given earlier at a town hall meeting on dredging plans for the municipality. Ocean City, per city… Read More

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Big Dig on Tap for Harbor Waters

United States

When giant dredging vessels left Casco Bay last year, most residents may have assumed they’d seen the last of their kind for at least a decade. But another underwater dig, talked about by officials on both sides of the Fore River going back at least a decade, is now on tap. While the just-completed project… Read More

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Beach Replenishment Expected to Eliminate Cape May Tidal Pool

United States

City officials hope a $15 million beach replenishment project that began last week will also address a dangerous tidal pool at the Cove beach. “It was made clear by Army Corps of Engineers that was an item that needed to be addressed and resolved as part of this project,” City Manager Bruce MacLeod said. In… Read More

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Minn. DNR Goes to Federal Court to Try to Stop Red River Flood Control Project

United States

Minnesota is asking a federal judge to stop planned construction on a $2.1 billion Red River flood diversion project that has pitted the state against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Dakota and Fargo-Moorhead. It’s another escalation in a contentious disagreement over one of the largest public works projects on the federal drawing board,… Read More

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