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City leaders, Army Corps Address DNR’s Objections to the Diversion

United States

The mayors of Fargo and Moorhead, and the Army Corps say the diversion is full steam ahead, despite the Minnesota DNR denying a permit for construction. The group showed a united front at a press conference today, complete with props. The Minnesota DNR denied the required permit for the F-M diversion project Monday. But, the… Read More

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Passaic Cleanup Proceeds as Occidental Agrees to $165M Study

United States

U.S. chemical manufacturer Occidental Chemical Corp. is set to shell out at least $165 million to design a remediation plan for New Jersey’s lower Passaic River Superfund site. The Environmental Protection Agency struck a Sept. 30 agreement with Occidental to fund a study of the remediation design, which will include assessments of sampling and capping… Read More

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Mongla-Ghasiakhali Waterway Reopens

Bangladesh

Bangladesh Inland Water and Transport Authority (BIWTA) has reopened the crucial 31 kilometers long Mongla-Ghasiakhali channel, according to BSS. “We have reopened this crucial channel three days ago for vessels with draft as high as 14 feet which were previously required to use rivers and canals inside the Sundarbans,” BIWTA’s superintendent engineer Sayedur Rahman. He… Read More

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Ohio, Federal Agency Reach Deal on Dredging Cleveland Harbor

United States

The federal agency that maintains shipping channels along Lake Erie will keep open Cleveland’s harbor this year after reaching an agreement with Ohio’s environmental regulators in a long-running dispute over costs. The deal calls for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to dredge the Cleveland shipping channel, where cargo ships have been forced to lighten… Read More

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Harvey Cedars Spending $631,000 for Beach Work Re-do

United States

With Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co. equipment still working locally on beach replenishment projects, Harvey Cedars is taking advantage of the situation by introducing an ordinance allocating $631,000 for repairing beaches damaged by Winter Storm Jonas in January. “Around the center of town, we suffered from some major erosion and had some big drop-offs… Read More

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State Inching Closer to its Own Dredging of Champlain Canal

United States

The final stage of the state Canal Corp.’s quest to dredge the PCB-contaminated canal will start within a month — and if all goes well, the agency could get permission to dredge next year. It’s been eight months since the Canal Corp. applied for permission to dredge the Champlain Canal in the Hudson River, from… Read More

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Dredging Adds to Cat Island Restoration Project

United States

Dredging operations are getting underway in the Green Bay Shipping Channel. Crews could spend the next two months clearing the way for freighters using the Port of Green Bay. The operations are taking place near the Cat Island Causeway, a restoration project near the mouth of the Fox River, and that dredge material is being… Read More

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Rosmorport Says Scope of Dredging in Russia in 2017 will Remain at this Year’s Level

Russian Federation

The scope of dredging works at water areas of Russia in 2017 will remain at the level of 2016, IAA PortNews cites Andrei Lavrishchev, Executive Director of FSUE Rosmorport. “The scope of maintenance dredging in 2017 is preliminary expected at some 10-12 mln cbm. This year we have done the bulk of works at port… Read More

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Stuck in the Muck – Mirror Pond’s Owners Ask DEQ to Step in Against the City

United States

A local investor group, Mirror Pond Solutions, is calling for the City of Bend to take more action to address the problem of sediment buildup in Mirror Pond. The City of Bend is calling into question the methods by which that group is basing its claims. On July 29, Jason Conger, attorney for Mirror Pond… Read More

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Harbor Dredging Project Underway

United States

The long-awaited dredging project to deepen the federal navigation channel and improve efficiency and reliability of navigation to and from Grays Harbor got under way Monday morning as crews began unloading equipment and setting up shop. American Construction Company, based out of Tacoma, has the $27 million contract to remove approximately 3.5 million cubic yards… Read More

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Essex River Dredging Plan Clears Hurdle

United States

There are days when Harbormaster Peter Silva can’t get the town’s largest rescue boat off the dock at the Town Landing because there isn’t enough water at low tide in that stretch of the Essex River. Those low-tide blues force Silva to Plan B, where he might have to opt for the 15-foot Whaler, or… Read More

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Dredging to Begin Soon at Azhikkal Port

India

The much delayed dredging work at Azhikkal port here, to deepen the channel draft, is expected to begin very soon, as the pipes to pump the sludge from the dredger has reached here. The pipes were brought from Gujarat and the work of joining them to the dredger, CSD Chadragiri, would begin soon so that… Read More

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Agrees to Dredge Cuyahoga River Shipping Channel, Dispose of Sediment in Shoreline Dike

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced late Monday that it would dredge the upper reaches of the Cuyahoga River shipping channel where sediment has been piling up, forcing cargo ships to “light load” during deliveries to the ArcelorMittal steel mill. The Army Corps ended its year-long refusal to dredge on the condition that, if… Read More

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Channel Islands Harbor Dredging on Schedule

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is on schedule to start dredging the Channel Islands Harbor later this year, Harbor Director Lyn Krieger told the Port Hueneme City Council on Monday. Congress has allocated $7.8 million for the project, Krieger told the council. That money will be used to move 1 million cubic feet of… Read More

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Sunset Beach Meeting on Dredging Canceled

United States

The Sunset Beach Town Council has canceled its planned community meeting to discuss shoreline management because of the threat of Hurricane Matthew. The meeting was set for Saturday, Oct. 8. An alternate date has not been scheduled. Moffatt & Nichol, an engineering firm hired by the town, was to make a presentation and discuss proposed… Read More

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