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Muscatine Dredging Riverfront Ahead of RAGBRAI

United States

Crews have been busy cleaning up the Muscatine riverfront as the eastern Iowa city prepares for thousands of people to visit during a popular annual bicycle ride across the state. Workers have been dredging the Mississippi River where riders in the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa will end their 421-mile, seven-day ride, the… Read More

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What’s Happening with the Levees?

United States

Voters will go to the poll’s on Aug. 2 to decide about a quarter of a cent sales tax to pay for Missouri River levee repairs. The levees protecting St. Joseph and Rosecrans Memorial Airport, as well as Elwood and Wathena, Kansas, have been in need of repairs since the Flood of 1993. That was… Read More

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Hogan Opens Door to Conowingo Dam Dredging

United States

Gov. Larry Hogan chose a cliff overlooking the Conowingo Dam to announce his administration’s sharpened focus on finding out more about the role Susquehanna River sediment plays in the pollution of the Chesapeake Bay. In the Thursday afternoon speech, Hogan said his administration is eyeing potential dredging of the sediment that has reached its storage… Read More

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NJ Dredging Work Among Transportation Projects to Shut Down Due to Insufficient Funds

United States

Numerous dredging projects in key tidal waterways will come to a halt Friday night for at least a week as New Jersey looks for money to pay for them. The state Department of Transportation and New Jersey Transit released lists of projects Wednesday that will be suspended at 11:59 p.m. Friday. The dredging suspension includes… Read More

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World Bank to Sponsor Dredging of River Hadejia in Jigawa

Nigeria

Governor Muhammad Badaru of Jigawa said that the World Bank has agreed to sponsor the dredging of 90-kilometre length River Hadejia to improve irrigation and rice production in the area. Badaru made this known when he received the Emir of Dutse, Nuhu Sunusi, who paid him a Sallah homage on Thursday in Dutse. He explained… Read More

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State Asks Federal Judge to Again Force U.S. Army Corps to Dredge Cuyahoga River Shipping Channel

United States

The state of Ohio and the Cuyahoga County Port Authority have asked a federal judge to again force the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to fully dredge the Cleveland Harbor and Cuyahoga River shipping channel, arguing that the Corps is still proposing the dumping of harmful sediment into Lake Erie. The motion, filed late Wednesday… Read More

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Dredger that Washed Ashore in Kollam to be Moved to Sea

India

Days after a dredger washed ashore on the Kollam coast, efforts have begun to tow it to the deep sea as the vessel has become a safety concern for the coastal people in the region. The dredger, Hansita, owned by Mumbai-based Megha Dredging Private Limited, had got stuck at Mundakkal beach in Kollam after it… Read More

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Dredge Currituck Continues Shark River Dredging Project

United States

The next phase of the Shark River dredging project that will allow safe navigation in the state channel has finally got underway. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge Currituck moved to the Shark River Inlet, in Belmar (NJ) on July 1st. According to the USCG notice, the vessels will be conducting dredging operations at… Read More

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Corps, Diversion Authority Sign Agreement on Flood Project

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has signed off on a Red River diversion project around the flood-prone cities of Fargo and Moorhead, Minnesota. The project partnership agreement with the Fargo-Moorhead Diversion Authority clears the way for construction to begin on the 30-mile channel, which is meant to reduce the flood risk for 225,000 people… Read More

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Army Corps of Engineers Rejects Federal Flood Control Measure for Lexington Green

United States

When ice jammed Buffalo Creek in January 2014, about 70 homes in West Seneca’s Lexington Green neighborhood were flooded. Dave Monolopolus remembers losing $25,000 worth of possessions, including a riding lawn mower, hot water tank and 30 cords of firewood to heat his home. “We lost everything that was down in our basement,” he said…. Read More

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Action Plan to Desilt Meghadrigedda Reservoir

India

Besides measures to increase storage capacity to utilise the water of Polavaram Left Main Canal once it is completed, de-silting of Meghadrigedda reservoir (MGR) to increase its capacity is proposed to meet the growing drinking water needs of the city. After a direction by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Collector N. Yuvaraj deliberated with officials… Read More

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Port Hueneme’s Beaches are Eroding; Dredging Set For This Fall

United States

Once again, the sand on Port Hueneme’s beaches is slowly washing away, a cyclical phenomenon that has plagued the area for more than 70 years. And once again, dredging equipment is on the way. Channel Islands Harbor Director Lyn Krieger said the equipment will be moved into place in October or early November to pump… Read More

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Mark Rylance Backs Campaign to Stop Dredging off Kent Coast

United Kingdom

The actor Mark Rylance has lent his support to a campaign to stop the dredging of a stretch of sandbanks off the Kent coast. Dover Harbour Board has applied for a licence to dredge Goodwin Sands, which had been proposed as a marine conservation zone, for aggregate to be used in the expansion and development… Read More

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Lower Manasquan River Channels Will Get Dredged

United States

The state will do maintenance dredging in several creeks and navigational channels on the lower Manasquan River in a $3.4 million project to start this month. Kevin Israel, a spokesman for the Department of Transportation said the scope of work includes Crabtown Creek, Kings Bridge Channel, Wills Hole Thorofare, and Wills Hole West all located… Read More

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West Point Harbour ‘Impassable’ for Boats

Canada

Fishermen in West Point are calling on the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to help with a long-term solution to keep sandbars from forming in their harbour. The sandbars make it difficult for boats to get in and out of the harbour and boats sometimes get stuck, blocking access for other vessels and creating a… Read More

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