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Hideaway Beach Dredging Begins, May Affect Turtles

United States

Just as loggerhead sea turtle and the least tern nesting season begins, truckloads of pipe have began rolling onto Hideaway Beach for a two-and-a-half month dredging project to move 40,000 cubic yards of sand from the end of Sand Dollar Island as part of the 2016 Hideaway erosion project. Under the plan, Hideaway Beach will… Read More

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City Begins Dredging New Sewage Lagoon

Canada

Preparations have begun at the former Catalyst Paper sewage lagoon in order to get it ready for city usage. “We’ve started dredging the lagoon to prepare for the switch,” said City of Port Alberni major projects advisor Ken Watson. The city purchased Catalyst Paper’s former lagoon in 2011 at a cost of $5.7 million and… Read More

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Government Set to Spend RUB 1B for Volga-Caspian Canal Dredging Project in 2016

Russian Federation

About RUB 1 billion will be invested in dredging of Volga-Caspian Shipping Canal and clearing of the canal bed in 2016. Last year 638 million rubles were invested in the VCSC dredging. As part of maintenance dredging 17 million cbm of materials have been excavated on the canal, the press office of Astrakhan Region Governor… Read More

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Clarksville Riverside Drive Riverbank Stabilization Project Completed Ahead of Schedule

United States

The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District and the city of Clarksville celebrated the completion of the Riverside Drive Stream Bank Stabilization Project during a ceremony at Freedom Point in Liberty Park. Lt. Col. Stephen Murphy, Nashville District commander, Corps employees, Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillian, city officials, and representatives from the project contractor,… Read More

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Deepening of Intracoastal Waterway Begins

United States

A project to deepen the Intracoastal Waterway through Fort Lauderdale began Wednesday, in an effort to accommodate the floating mansions called megayachts. These sleek craft boast helipads, elevators, saunas, wine cellars, pools, gyms and luxurious staterooms. But beyond serving as deluxe transportation for the wealthy, they form an important part of the region’s marine economy,… Read More

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New £2M Dredging of River Parrett Stretch Starts

United Kingdom

Dredging has begun on a stretch of the River Parrett at cost of £2.1m to prevent future flooding on the Somerset Levels. In October, Somerset Rivers Authority (SRA) approved the funding for the work downstream of Northmoor and the M5. SRA chairman John Osman, said: “It is that little more expensive to do that section… Read More

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NZ Refining Needs to Dredge Whangarei Harbour, Applications Pending

New Zealand

New Zealand Refining hopes to apply for resource consents by the end of this year for dredging Whangarei Harbour, expected to cost between $30 million and $45 million, to allow heavier loads on tankers bringing crude oil to the refinery. At today’s annual general meeting, chief executive Sjoerd Post said consent application readiness for dredging… Read More

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EPA Begins Review of Hudson River Dredging

United States

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is starting a new review of its recently completed $1 billion cleanup of PCBs in the upper Hudson River. The EPA will hold the first workshop in a legally mandated review at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Saratoga Spa State Park administration building. It will be the first of a… Read More

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South End Beach Project Delayed by Bid Protest

United States

The much anticipated beach renourishment project for the sand starved north and south ends of Longboat Key has been delayed. Last week, Norfolk Dredging Company won the bid from the town to dredge Longboat and New Pass and spread about 500,000 cubic yards on the south end of the Key first, and then the north… Read More

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Harwich Voters Approve $7M Marina Project

United States

Voters at town meeting Monday night almost unanimously approved borrowing $7 million to replace all floating docks, most supporting pilings and the electrical, fire-suppression and other aging infrastructure at the Saquatucket Harbor marina. “It’s an important contributor to the economic vitality of our community,” Peter Hughes, chairman of the Board of Selectmen, told the audience…. Read More

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Storm Lake Commission Approves New Deal with Iowa DNR

United States

The Storm Lake LIC approved the new contract between themselves and the Iowa DNR, in which the DNR gives the LIC $850,000 (90% of the cost) for the dredging project through December of 2018 on the condition the LIC matches 10%. The LIC has about $47,000 on hand, but needs a total of $94,5000 to… Read More

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Dredging Work to Begin this Week at John Redmond Reservoir

United States

Barring some late — and unforeseen — issues, dredging should begin this week at the John Redmond Reservoir. This is the formal start of a massive project to remove some three million cubic yards of dirt and rebuild some of the storage capacity after months of on-site preparation and years of planning. Eugene Goff of… Read More

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Port Pirie River Dredging Begins

Australia

Dredging of the Port Pirie River will soon commence, as part of a multi million dollar upgrade to the foreshore. Local council has been conducting site checks with contractor Maritime Constructions in preparation for dredging the riverbed near the boat ramp. Plans for the $2 million upgrade include a new rock wall and another boat… Read More

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World Bank To Support Dhaka-Ctg-Ashuganj Water Way Dredging Project

Bangladesh

World Bank (WB) Tuesday held out the assurance to support shipping ministry in its different developmental activities including, the dredging project of Dhaka-Ctg-Ashuganj water way, capacity building of Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA), development of 14 launch terminals, four passenger terminals and construction of two cargo terminals. WB Country Director to Bangladesh Qimiao Fan… Read More

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Margate Yet to Decide on Dune Ruling Appeal

United States

City officials hope to decide by the end of the week if they are going to an appeal an Atlantic County Superior Court judge’s ruling that cleared the way for the federal beach-replenishment project to continue on Absecon Island. Mayor Mike Becker said city officials have been meeting with their attorneys following Judge Julio Mendez’s… Read More

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