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Paradip Fishing Harbour to be Modernized

India

With the State Government having a target to export seafood products worth Rs 20,000 crore, it plans to modernise the Paradip Fishing Harbour soon. Department of Fisheries and Animal Resources Development (DoFARD) Secretary Bishnupada Sethi chaired the seventh governing body meeting of the Management Society of the fishing harbour held here on Wednesday which decided… Read More

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Custom Mud Cat Dredge Selected for Dixie Drain Phosphorous Offset Project

United States

Ellicott Dredge Technologies (EDT) is pleased to announce that the City of Boise, Idaho chose it to design a Mud Cat 40E Custom (MC-40EC) dredge for the city’s innovative Dixie Drain Phosphorous Offset Project. Boise will use the MC-40EC dredge to remove phosphorous from the Boise Watershed. Boise selected the MC-40EC due to Mud Cat’s… Read More

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Murrells Inlet Dredging Project Set to Begin in November

United States

Noise, smell and effects on oyster leases were some of the main concerns voiced by Murrells Inlet residents and business owners during a public meeting Oct. 17 about the upcoming dredging project in Murrells Inlet. About 50 people came out to the Murrells Inlet Community Center to hear about the project, which is one of… Read More

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Shannon Working Group Examining Benefits Of Dredging

Ireland

The Flood Relief Minister says The Shannon Flood Risk State Agency Co-ordination Working Group is evaluating the merits of ‘localised dredging’. Sean Canney has also told the Dáil that a trial reduction in water levels at Lough Allen will be introduced this winter to help prevent flooding along the Shannon. He’s been responding to questions… Read More

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Decatur City Council Approves $30M Bond For Lake Decatur Dredging

United States

The Decatur city council has approved a $30 million bond to continue funding for dredging Lake Decatur. The program will eventually cost $91 million over several years. Once finished, the Lake Decatur water supply will increase by 30 percent. Source: Fox Illinois

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Dredging at Port Sabetta Scheduled for 2016 Completed in Full

Russian Federation

Dredging works at Sabetta seaport and at the seaway canal in the Gulf of Ob scheduled for 2016 have been completed in full, says press center of FSUE Rosmorport. The scope of dredging performed this year totaled 17.5 mln cbm. The works involved 23 units of equipment. The works resulted in creation of a water… Read More

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As Hilton Head Circles Back on Beach Renourishment, Cost of Hurricane’s Damage Unclear

United States

Hurricane Matthew did a number on Hilton Head Island’s beaches — accelerating erosion, wiping out dunes and forcing contractors to redo some of the restoration work that had been completed before the storm, town officials say. The good news: Contractor Weeks Marine Inc. should be back on the job by Wednesday and is positioned to… Read More

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Port of Vladivostok to Welcome World’s Largest Cruise Ships Upon Completion of Dredging Works

Russian Federation

The port of Vladivostok will be able to accommodate the world’s largest cruise ships upon implementation of dredging works the tender for which has been announced by FSUE Rosmorport. According to the press center of Primorsky Territory Government, the dredging is to be performed at the first and the second berths of the port. When… Read More

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DPWH Sets Flood Mitigation Projects for 4th District Towns

Philippines

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is preparing various projects for Pampanga to address the perennial flooding problem in low-lying municipalities of the province. Through the implementation of the Integrated Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation (IDRR-CCA) Measures in Low Lying Areas of Pampanga Bay Project, the national government aims to minimize… Read More

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Coastal Barrier Plan ‘Ike Dike’ Draws Support, Needs Funding

United States

If there is a lesson from the devastation of Hurricane Ike eight years ago, it is that the Houston-Galveston region is extremely vulnerable to a catastrophic storm surge, and the next hurricane could send the regional economy into a deep tailspin. But plans to protect the region from such a storm surge have lagged as… Read More

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Army Corps of Engineers can Fix Hurricane Matthew Dune Damage, if City of Jacksonville Pays

United States

Around 200,000 cubic yards of sand were lost from Northeast Florida dunes during Hurricane Matthew. The Army Corps of Engineers say they can fix the dunes if the city of Jacksonville comes up with the $4 million to $7 million needed to pay for the project. The cost could go even higher if a deal… Read More

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Harvey Cedars Beach Replenishment to Begin in 7-10 Days

United States

The beach replenishment project is now coming to the borough of Harvey Cedars. According to the report, on Friday October 14, 2016, Harvey Cedars was informed that the beach replenishment project will begin in the next 7-10 days. Although, the start of the project began today with the removal of all fencing on the beach,… Read More

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MP Inaugurates Dredging of Sihineeru Honda

India

B.N. Chandrappa, MP, on Monday launched the dredging works of the Sihineeru Honda at Burujanhatti. He said that the work was being taken up after sustained efforts of the district administration and the city municipal council authorities and members, including CMC president Manjunath Goppe. Companies such as John Mines and Narayan Mines, social workers Anwar… Read More

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Petersburg Moves Forward with Harbor Dredging Study

United States

Petersburg’s borough assembly Monday voted to move forward with a dredging study for one of the local boat harbors. The borough will sign an agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to investigate the need for dredging and whether it makes sense for that federal agency to become a long-term partner on maintaining South… Read More

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Councillors Don’t Accept Dredging Not Feasible

Ireland

WESTMEATH County Council does not accept that dredging of the main channel of the River Shannon is not feasible. That’s according to a submission by the council members to the Office of Public Works (OPW) in relation to the Shannon River Basin Flood Risk Management Plan. The draft submission expressed the view that Athlone should… Read More

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