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Burlington Sues to Block Dredge Work on Island

United States

The city government has filed a lawsuit to halt the pending use of its island as a dumping ground for river dredge spoils. Burlington City is seeking a temporary restraint from state Superior Court to prevent the state and the U.S Army Corps of Engineers from starting Monday’s scheduled clearing of 40 acres on the… Read More

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Poor Weather Delays Start of Mianus River Dredging

United States

Everyone is ready to start dredging the Mianus River except Mother Nature. The project is finally set to begin “whenever the weather next allows,” said Mark Jackson, president of Coastline Consulting, one of the firms working on the project. Contractors were hoping to begin Friday, but with the rain Friday, they said Monday looked like… Read More

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Saugatuck River Dredging on Hold

United States

Levels of potentially harmful chemical compounds have been found in the sediment of the Saugatuck River, prompting the Environmental Protection Agency to require further testing before the town can have the waterway dredged. The Saugatuck River has not been dredged in 47 years, but has been a “high-priority item for Westport’s citizens” since First Selectman… Read More

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Meeting at the The Astor Theatre to Explain Further Consultation Over Dredging the Goodwin Sands

United Kingdom

The Marine Management Organisation which is yet to decide whether Dover Harbour Board can dredge the Goodwin Sands, has reopened its public consultation. The high level of public interest and national concern about the controversial dredging prompted the MMO to classify the harbour board’s licence application as a Select Case. It has called a further… Read More

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Plenty of Ideas in Port Melting Pot

New Zealand

The call for ideas on the Whanganui port revitalisation was well answered on Tuesday night when more than 120 people attended a meeting at the War Memorial Centre. Suggestions ranged from a training and education centre for marine engineering to an eatery providing paleo eggs benedict. Consultants Bill McDonald, of Vapour Ltd, and Phil Wardale,… Read More

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IIT Help Sought for Siltation Relief at Paradip Fishing Harbour

India

Dredging of river basin in Paradip Fishing Harbour will begin within a fortnight. The Fisheries Department has decided to spend `6.65 crore for the work that has become necessary for safe berthing of fishing vessels. The harbour, established in 1998, was under dual administration of Paradip Port Trust and Odisha Government till 2011 when the… Read More

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Harvey Cedars Beach Work Has Oct. 22 Starting Date

United States

Over the weekend, Harvey Cedars was informed by the Army Corps of Engineers that beach restoration work will begin in the borough next week. Borough Clerk Daina Dale said the project will restore the dunes and replenish 100 feet of flat beach from Cumberland Avenue to 78th Street. Hudson Avenue will be the access point… Read More

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‘Economic Lifeblood’ at Risk Without Needed Southern Maine Dredging Projects

United States

U.S. Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King were joined by U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree in penning a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers urging the federal organization to move forward with critical dredging projects for York Harbor and the Saco River, which the coalition called the economic lifeblood for many coastal communities. In… Read More

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Five-year Reclamation Project Puts the ‘Beach’ Back in Apollo Beach

United States

It’s almost as if Florida decided to take the day off. A wispy breeze ruffles the tops of carefully selected native plants that decorate the sand dunes. The day’s humidity is blissfully absent for now, with temps in the low 70s. Only the cries of seabirds and murmurs of gentle waves arriving at the shore… Read More

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Construction Begins for Phase II of $105 Million Project for Hurricane and Storm Damage Reduction in Port Monmouth

United States

Today, Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ-06) joined Colonel David A. Caldwell, Commander of the New York District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Bob Martin, Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection and Middletown Mayor Gerard Scharfenberger, to mark the beginning of construction for Phase II of the Hurricane and Storm Damage Reduction Project… Read More

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Lawyers Argue About Construction of Red River Diversion

United States

Backers of a Red River diversion project around the Fargo-Moorhead area say a Minnesota agency’s refusal to issue a work permit won’t be a factor for many years and construction should go forward on the North Dakota side. Diversion opponents say they might ask a judge to halt the start of construction. The U.S. Army… Read More

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Shipping Channel Reopens After Dredging Pipe Found

United States

A ship lost a dredging pipe in the shipping channel between the Dames Point Bridge and the Mayport ferry area, closing down the channel from about 3 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening. A Coast Guard spokesperson says the organization was forced to close down the channel to shipping traffic on the St. Johns River… Read More

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Army Corps Digs Test Holes for Harbor Dredge Study

United States

As part of an ongoing feasibility study on dredging a deeper channel into Blue Hill Harbor, the Army Corps of Engineers had five test holes dug on October 12 by M.E. Astbury and Son. The holes were strategically placed to ensure that contaminants were “not dominant,” Blue Hill Selectman Jim Schatz said at an October… Read More

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Karnaphuli Dredging Likely to Resume Soon

Bangladesh

The Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) is likely to resume its Karnaphuli River capital dredging work soon after three years of suspension following legal complexities. After getting green signal from the Ministry of Law (MoL), CPA has proceeded with the project, and appointed consultants from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). It is reported… Read More

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City to Dredge Sandbar Left Under Dam After Flood

United States

One year after dredging up an unsightly sandbar below Morehouse Dam, city officials are preparing to go back and do it again. The sandbar, which City Engineer Kyle Skov blamed on the 2006 reconstruction of the dam and subsequent floods in 2010 and 2014, was removed in September 2015 when city workers used backhoes and… Read More

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