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At Blackwater Refuge, Rising Sea Levels Drown Habitat

United States

The view from the observation deck over a meadow of brown marsh grasses would make a nice postcard. Eagles roost on tall pines, muskrats burrow in mounds of mud and straw, and black ducks splash in a pond. But on a cold and drizzly day, Matt Whitbeck surveys the landscape with concern. Beyond the marsh… Read More

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U.S. Officials have OK to Study Bringing Bahamas Sand to Florida Beaches

United States

A potential solution to a troublesome sand shortage off Southeast Florida is tucked away in a massive water resources funding bill President Barack Obama signed into law last month. The 2016 Water Resources Development Act authorizes the Army Corps of Engineers to study the potential of using foreign sand, such as from the Bahamas, to… Read More

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Corps of Engineers will Seek Input on Plans

United States

Madison County Planning & Development, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Heartlands Conservancy are joining forces and hosting two open houses for the Canteen and Indian-Cahokia Creek Watershed plans, the first from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 17 at the Madison County Farm Bureau and the second from 6 p.m. to 8… Read More

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Ocean City Turns to Former Consultant for Dredging Support

United States

This resort’s City Council held its last regularly scheduled meeting of 2016 Dec. 29 at 1 p.m. instead of the usual 7 p.m. because of the New Year’s holiday. Mayor Jay Gillian expanded on the report he had given earlier at a town hall meeting on dredging plans for the municipality. Ocean City, per city… Read More

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Big Dig on Tap for Harbor Waters

United States

When giant dredging vessels left Casco Bay last year, most residents may have assumed they’d seen the last of their kind for at least a decade. But another underwater dig, talked about by officials on both sides of the Fore River going back at least a decade, is now on tap. While the just-completed project… Read More

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Beach Replenishment Expected to Eliminate Cape May Tidal Pool

United States

City officials hope a $15 million beach replenishment project that began last week will also address a dangerous tidal pool at the Cove beach. “It was made clear by Army Corps of Engineers that was an item that needed to be addressed and resolved as part of this project,” City Manager Bruce MacLeod said. In… Read More

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Minn. DNR Goes to Federal Court to Try to Stop Red River Flood Control Project

United States

Minnesota is asking a federal judge to stop planned construction on a $2.1 billion Red River flood diversion project that has pitted the state against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Dakota and Fargo-Moorhead. It’s another escalation in a contentious disagreement over one of the largest public works projects on the federal drawing board,… Read More

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Big Dredge for Kaikura Harbour

New Zealand

A major stage in the recovery of Kaikura started 29 December, with work starting on the main commercial harbour. Last month’s earthquake caused much of the seabed to rise, stranding companies such as Whale Watch and Dolphin Encounter, vital to the town’s economy. The initial repair work includes dredging the harbour – scraping away some… Read More

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Dredging at Ukrainian Seaports Exceeded 4.4M cbm from Year Beginning

Ukraine

The scope of dredging at the seaports of Ukraine performed from the beginning of the year exceeded 44. mln cbm, says press center of Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA). Dredging works have been completed at the inner harbor and at the access canal to Mariupol port’s Coal Harbour (1.3 mln cbm of dredged material); at… Read More

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Fort Peck Meeting on Missouri River Plan Set for Feb. 7

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold a public meeting at the Fort Peck Interpretive Center on Feb. 7 in conjunction with the release of the draft Missouri River Recovery Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement. The meeting is scheduled from 5 to 8:45 p.m. The format will consist of an open house from… Read More

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Dredging to Begin Within Shipping Channel and Kingston Harbour Come January

Jamaica

Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited, the concessionaire for the Kingston Container Terminal, says it will begin dredging within the shipping channel and Kingston Harbour next month. The company says the work will start on January 4 and is to last for a period of six to eight months and will be executed on a 24 hour… Read More

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Specialized Seaport Oktyabrsk to Undergo Repair Dredging

Ukraine

Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority says 99,000 cbm of soil is to be excavated at specialized seaport Oktyabrsk. The dredging works will be held in the operational water area of the Northern and Southern basins. Last time such works were performed at the port in 2007. Excavating works were started when testing a new hopper barge,… Read More

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Mumbai Harbour Dredging Plan Cost Up 154%

India

In a decade, the cost for deepening and widening of Mumbai’s harbour and port channels has shot up by 154% from Rs 800 crore to Rs 2,029 crore, and by the time the project is completed, there may be more price revisions. The plan to deepen and widen Mumbai harbour channel and port channel (Phase… Read More

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CentrePort Delays Application for Resource Consent to Dredge Harbour

New Zealand

CentrePort’s plans to dredge more than 6 million cubic metres of sediment from Wellington Harbour have hit a snag due to the November 14 Kaikoura earthquake. The port is hoping to gain resource consent to deepen a 7-kilometre channel for heavy sea traffic into the harbour, at a cost of between $37 million and $44m…. Read More

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Regulators Sign Off On Ashland Superfund Cleanup Method

United States

Industry once dominated Ashland’s waterfront on Lake Superior’s shores. State and federal regulators recently signed off on a method to clean up wood waste and other toxins left behind by companies a century ago. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources have approved a wet dredge of contaminants on Ashland’s shoreline…. Read More

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