The Buffalo Sewer Authority is taking bids on a dredging project in Forest Lawn Cemetery and the section of the creek between Delaware Avenue and the tunnel which carries the polluted creek around Hoyt Lake in Delaware Park. One noticeable improvement should be the reduction of a foul odor emerging from the creek. “When we… Read More
Workers have cleared away trees along Pompton Lake in the first step of a long-awaited project to dredge mercury-laced sediment from the lake, a legacy of DuPont’s former munitions plant nearby. But even as the three-year project finally begins, questions linger about how the $50 million cleanup would be funded if Chemours, the company currently… Read More
The state government handed over 48 acres of land at Vakalapudi village of Kakinada rural mandal in East Godavari district to the AP Gas Distribution Corporation Limited (APGDC) for construction of onshore receiving facility for Floating Storage and Re-gasification Unit (FSRU) based Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal project and also for establishing of dispatch terminal… Read More
Save our Siesta Sand 2, an organization opposed to plans to dredge Big Pass, is organizing support to take legal action against the city of Sarasota and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to prevent the proposed project to renourish Lido Key. SOSS2 chairman Peter van Roekens said he is waiting for the Army Corps… Read More
The Great Lakes Dock and Dredge Company will be mobilizing and commencing dredging operations starting 28 Jul 2016 between the Tinicum Range and Marcus Range in the Delaware River. The dredges New York and Texas and vessels Bering Dawn, Elizabeth, Kathryn, Brangas, Pelican State will be on site conducting operations through 15 March 2017. The… Read More
County commissioners next Tuesday will be asked to make a 50-year commitment to work with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on helping pay for the “nourishment” of beaches in the Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach areas. That commitment eventually would include the county allocating more than $165 million from its 5 percent Tourist… Read More
On the south side of Interstate 10 east of the Neches River, behind a thick line of trees, private industry is pouring millions into an expansion of an oil terminal and the state is building an overpass to jump over railroad tracks so workers and product can easily get in and out of the Port… Read More
It’s been a long time coming, but the town actually has a schedule in place for the planned eco-restoration of Cedar Lake. The Town Council listened to a public review, complete with supporting materials, during a recent meeting. Project Engineer Imad N. Samara, of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District, gave a visual… Read More
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An emergency dredging project at Matanzas Pass is just a few weeks away from completion. The project has impacted the Fort Myers shrimping business, with many boats are stuck to the docks while sand is removed. “I think it’s critical, there’s a lot of jobs at stake, and it has to be done,” said Rick… Read More
According to Director Lynn Hohensee, the Port of Vinton could soon take advantage of the booming LNG industry in Calcaiseu and Cameron parishes. It fits the mantra of moving the port forward after being defeated at the polls in an April election that would have provided over $350,000 annually. There are other ways for the… Read More
Erosion is continuing to batter the Lake Michigan shores of Ogden Dunes and Portage this summer. As lake levels rise, beach along the two communities continues to disappear, affecting the Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk and residents in Ogden Dunes. Officials, however, say moves have been made to find a long-term solution to the problem, which… Read More
The Sarawak Entrepreneur Association (SEA) welcomes the proposed dredging of the Sarawak River project by the Federal and Sarawak state government. Its president, Simon Wong, said that it would be a big boost to the local tourism industry as bigger cruise passenger ships could call on Kuching Port. “The bigger cruise vessels will carry about… Read More