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Groups Protest Dredging at Penghu’s Niaoyu Port

Taiwan

Environmental protection groups protested against a dredging operation at Niaoyu Port in Penghu County, saying the sand pulled from the harbor and piled on a clearing might be blown out to sea and damage coral reefs. At least 35,000m3 of sand has been dredged up and deposited on the eastern part of Penghu Beach, in… Read More

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Wild Harbor Dredge Delayed

United States

Plans to dredge Wild Harbor will be delayed, following the completion of a beach nourishment survey that verified the need to remove more sand than previously expected. “The bottom line is not good news,” Harbor Master Gregg P. Fraser said at a meeting of the Falmouth Waterways Committee on Wednesday, September 7. The comprehensive permit… Read More

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Farmers Fear Repeat of Somerset Floods

United Kingdom

Somerset farmers have expressed grave concern that they could be ordered to flood their farmland for weeks on end to protect towns and villages further downstream. The suggestion that farmland should be used to store millions of gallons of water was discussed at a public meeting with Environmental Agency officials at Langport on the Somerset… Read More

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Harbour Maintenance Dredging On Council Agenda

Canada

A loaded agenda greets Sarnia council for its regular meeting Monday. It’s recommended Ocean Group, based out of Quebec City, be awarded the nearly $3-million tender for Sarnia Harbour Maintenance Dredging. Councillor Anne-Marie Gillis thinks it’s in the city’s best interest to make sure the harbour is functional and the depths are there for the… Read More

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Longboat Key Officials to Consider Dredging of Canals

United States

Longboat Key officials will soon be deciding if dredging will take place at any of the island’s canals. It seems as if around every corner on Longboat Key, there is a canal. And if town officials have their way, they’ll have ongoing maintenance of the canals to prevent future problems. Dr. Manuel Garcia and his… Read More

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Jones River Dredging has its Challenges

United States

A proposal for dredging a portion of the Jones River could cost the town $2.8 million in the first phase of an $8 million project. While in the beginning stages of deciding how to proceed, residents have questions about the benefits of the dredging. Selectmen Chairman Elaine Fiore said the purpose for dredging the channel… Read More

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Call to Dredge Shannon and Lower Water in Lough Allen

Ireland

Councillors have called for dredging of the Shannon, cleaning of drainage areas, an earlier drop of winter water levels on the river and a lowering of water levels in Lough Allen following a presentation on CFRAM Draft Flood Risk Management Plans for towns and villages impacted by flooding. Public consultations on the draft plans are… Read More

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Prickly Questions Need Answers Before Hashamomuck Cove Beach Replenishment Project Can Move Forward

United States

The federal government is looking to spend more than $11 million to restore the beach at Hashamomuck Cove in Southold, but its commitment is conditioned on two things that won’t be an easy sell. First, there’s the question of who’s going to pick up the rest of the tab: an additional more than $6 million… Read More

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S.C. Lawmakers Pressure Congressional Leaders to Authorize Charleston Harbor Dredging

United States

U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford, R-S.C., is spearheading an effort to pressure House Republican leaders to prioritize passage of a water infrastructure bill by the end of September. A failure to send the Water Resources and Development Act, or WRDA, to the president’s desk before the end of the federal fiscal year could jeopardize progress on… Read More

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Breakwater Floated as Santos Dredging, Flooding Cure

Brazil

After devastating flooding forced the closure of South America’s largest port and cast doubts on the viability of dredging plans so it can handle mega-ships, one consultant thinks he has come up with a solution. Currently the port of Santos has no breakwater, but if one were constructed, then dredging to 17 meters (56 feet)… Read More

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U.S. Army Corps Will Be Responsible For Repairing Damage To Montauk Beach From Storm

United States

The Town of East Hampton will not be responsible for repairs on the Downtown Montauk Emergency Stabilization Project for damage it suffered this week from waves brought by the remnants of Hurricane Hermine. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation informed the Town on Wednesday that it would not be responsible for reconstruction of… Read More

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Sunset Beach Studying Plan to Dredge Canals

United States

A study that’s underway to help map the future of dredging projects in Sunset Beach is raising concerns about potential environmental effects on the waterways around the island. Town leaders expect to receive by October a preliminary draft of the study, which is examining sediment samples, potential disposal locations and habitat, according to Town Administrator… Read More

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EPA Answers Questions on Eighteenmile Creek Cleanup

United States

Concerns over warning signs and potential dredging during the cleanup of Eighteenmile Creek were addressed during a public hearing Wednesday night. Interested community members were able to ask U.S. Environmental Protection Agency officials questions about the continuing cleanup of the Eighteenmile Creek Corridor Site in the city during a public meeting at the Niagara County… Read More

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Oyo Dredges Water Channels to Battle Flooding

Nigeria

OYO state has embarked on fresh dredging of water channels and rivers within flood prone areas in Ibadan metropolis to avert disaster. The latest action came on the heels of Monday’s downpour for six hours, a situation which increased water levels in streams and rivers in Ibadan city. A source said the dredging would affect… Read More

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U.S. Army Corps Begins 4th Survey of Cuyahoga River

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the state of Ohio met in federal court Tuesday. The state wants a judge to compel the Army Corps to dredge a six-mile stretch of the Cuyahoga River in order to make it navigable for cargo ships traveling in and out of Lake Erie. Sediment is usually removed… Read More

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