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HCM City Projects to Prevent Landslides to Cost $75M

Vietnam

HCM City will undertake 14 projects to prevent erosion, including dredging of vulnerable waterways, at a cost of over VND1.7 trillion (US$75 million) this year, according to its Inland Waterway Management Division. They include a four-kilometre embankment in segment 3 of the Binh Quoi-Cay Bang-Chua Channel in the Thanh Da Peninsula at a cost of… Read More

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Dredging at Hamoun Tributaries Underway

Iran (Islamic Republic of)

With the onset of the rainy season in Sistan-Baluchestan Province, the provincial office of the Department of Environment has launched measures to dredge and unblock Hamoun Wetlands’ tributaries. Many water streams flowing into the Hamouns are obstructed by sediments remaining from past floods, IRNA reported. The Hamouns are trans-boundary wetlands on Iran-Afghanistan border and constitute… Read More

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Stand-off Between Ngai Tahu and Lyttelton Port Over Dredging Plans

New Zealand

Two of the South Island’s largest organisations are at odds over a planned dredging operation in Lyttelton Harbour. Lyttelton Port of Christchurch (LPC) has applied to expand its shipping channel, allowing larger ships to enter the port. The channel expansion would cost up to $120 million and was part of the port’s $1 billion redevelopment…. Read More

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Harbour Dredging Claim Refuted

United Kingdom

Dredging needs had nothing to do with the Ben-my-Chree crash, if it was unsafe, the master wouldn’t have chosen to dock. That’s the insistence of director of Ports Ann Reynolds – answers will come once the investigatory report by expert divers is released. That’ll determine if damage to both the Ben and the King Edward… Read More

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Russia. Dredging Operations Started in Three Sea Ports

United States

In 2017, maintenance dredging operations are planned in the Big port Saint-Petersburg at a volume of 152,000 cubic meters and in the Ust-Luga port at 80,000 cubic meters, the Russian sea port agency reports. The projects envisage maintenance dredging to ensure safe navigation and maintain nameplate dimensions of the water areas, approach channels and fairways… Read More

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Lagoon Dredging Not Linked To Eruptions – Expert

New Zealand

A geothermal expert has refuted claims by an Ohinemutu resident that the lack of dredging in the Ruapeka lagoon could be connected to heightened geothermal activity in the area. Lani Kereopa witnessed another eruption in Lake Rotorua on Sunday morning describing it as a lot wider than the previous three eruptions and that it looked… Read More

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Veeri Reviews Progress of Key Developmental Projects in Srinagar

India

Minister for Public Works and Parliamentary Affairs, Abdul Rehman Veeri, Sunday conducted an extensive tour of summer capital Srinagar and took stock of progress made on various ongoing key developmental projects. Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Dr Farooq Ahmad Lone, Chief Engineer R&B, Executive Engineers of ERA and R&B, besides officers from Police and other concerned Departments… Read More

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Dredging of Maputo Port Access Channel Completed

Mozambique

The Maputo Port Development Company (MPDC) on Friday formally announced the conclusion of the dredging of the port access channel, deepening it from 11 to 14.2 metres. This difference “may not seem much, but it’s those additional three metres which allow us today to state proudly that we are a port which can receive Capesize… Read More

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First Phase of Salt Marsh Restoration Completed

United States

The first phase of salt marsh restoration at the John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge in Narragansett started Nov. 21 and was completed in late January. The project is being undertaken by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and The Nature Conservancy in conjunction with groups like the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council. “Rhode… Read More

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Better Flow to Avoid Flooding

United States

Silt from the bottom of South Slough is being piled up along the canal’s banks. Contractors from Chem South Spray of Gonzales have been working since mid-January on a major Tangipahoa Parish Gravity Drainage District No. 1 project that aims to deepen the canal to roughly five feet. The $1.19 million project also involves removing… Read More

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Nutrient Removal Process Successful on Turkey Creek Muck Removal

United States

New, nutrient removal process proves successful on Turkey Creek Muck Removal Project, Palm Bay, Florida on the Indian River Lagoon which suffers from high levels of harmful nutrients. Gator Dredging has completed the muck removal from Turkey Creek, located in Palm Bay, FL under budget and ahead of schedule. Part of the larger Indian River… Read More

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A Firsthand Look at the $14M Dredging Operation Underway in the Baltimore Harbor

United States

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Boat Capt. Ryan Schuman looks out the window of the boat, “Linthicum.” “This is my office,” he says, with a smile. He is part of a team overseeing the dredging project right now in Baltimore’s Harbor. Time has eroded away some of the shipping channels. They need to be at… Read More

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Dredging Operation Underway in Morro Bay

United States

The harbor bottom of Morro Bay is getting a good cleaning thanks to a dredging operation taking place in the bay. Crews remove mud, weed and trash from the harbor floor using a scooping tool called a dredge. The operation is set to pump around 400 cubic yards of sand every hour out of the… Read More

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Further Dredging of the Elbe River to Hamburg Clears Last-but-one Hurdle

Germany

Long-running environmental objections to further dredging of the Elbe river serving the Port of Hamburg were dismissed by Germany’s Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig yesterday. However, start of the planned deepening and widening work on the navigation channel is still dependent on two environmental conditions: finding an alternative site to replant a rare indigenous plant… Read More

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Dredge Spoil Dump Site Still to be Decided in Trinity Inlet Studies

Australia

PORTS North have not yet been able to decide upon its preferred location for the land- based dumping of a million cubic metres of dredge spoil from Trinity Inlet. The authority has released early results from its draft Environmental Impact Statement for its Cairns Shipping Development Project, which it says is on track to be… Read More

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