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By: Dave Bohman JUPITER, Fla. — In the past two years, the Jupiter Inlet Beach was part of a multi-million dollar nourishment project where the beach is extended with more sand. And the wind, rain, and tides that come from storms like one expected this weekend will pull some of that sand back into the… Read More
MSC, the world’s largest shipping carrier, said it is no longer traveling through the Suez Canal after its container ship, the MSC PALATIUM III, was attacked Friday while transiting the Red Sea under a subcharter to Messina Line. “Due to this incident and to protect the lives and safety of our seafarers, until the Red… Read More
By Bill Shull A large dredge is now parked in Delaware Bay near Roosevelt Inlet as a Lewes Beach nourishment project gets underway. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers started pumping beach fill Dec. 14. Steve Rochette, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District spokesman, said the contract is for $4.9 million. He said 104,000 cubic… Read More
ATLANTIC BEACH, Carteret County — Are you interested in the progress of the winter dredging project on the East end of Atlantic Beach? The Army Corp of Engineers now offers a Sand Placement Tracker that shows the progress of the project in real-time. Please click below for both the web and mobile versions. This periodic… Read More
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. — Officials in Indian River County are closely keeping an eye on the crashing waves and gusting winds expected during this weekend’s storms amid fears the wet weather could once again chip away at the beaches the county recently spent millions of dollars to restore. In November, the County began Sector 3 of… Read More
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – In his final meeting with the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA), Governor John Bel Edwards presented a draft spending plan aimed at combating land loss in Louisiana. The proposed $1.68 billion draft, the largest funding allocation in CPRA history, focuses on strategic initiatives to mitigate storm surge and reduce flooding…. Read More
Florida’s seaside splendor comes at a steep price as local authorities throw nearly $400 million at the ever-growing problem of beach erosion. Jupiter Inlet Beach is just one slice of the coastline that’s been on the receiving end of an expensive facelift, with officials aiming to stretch the shoreline longer with hefty loads of sand…. Read More
KURE BEACH, NC (WWAY) — Kure Beach held a public meeting Friday afternoon to hear public comments on the town’s new beach management plan. Kure Beach was able to create the plan because of the success the town had with its beach re-nourishment program that expanded the town’s dunes. The plan also came about due… Read More
By MADDY VITALE Ocean City’s south end beaches are much wider and more attractive now thanks to a multimillion-dollar project. Earlier this month, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began pumping operations to deliver 257,000 cubic yards of new sand to eroded beaches between 45th Street and 59th Street. By Friday, the work was nearly… Read More
A new $15 million state grant will help Pinellas County officials pay for an ongoing $37 million emergency dune restoration project. However, some coastal communities refuse to sign temporary construction easement documents, placing adjacent public infrastructure and cooperating neighbors in peril. County Commissioners unanimously approved the Florida Department of Environmental Protection grant agreement Dec. 12…. Read More
A state grant will be utilized to stabilize 300 feet of a coastal waterline at the Hwy 17/70 bridge on-off ramp, using natural materials. Craven County was awarded $200,000 from the North Carolina Department of Justice Environmental Enhancement grant program to install a protective living shoreline and marsh sill on this section of the New… Read More
NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TMC the metals company Inc. (Nasdaq: TMC) (“TMC” or the “Company”), an explorer of the world’s largest estimated undeveloped source of critical battery metals, today welcomed a letter by thirty-one Members of the House of Representatives calling upon the Department of Defense to address the national security… Read More
Large-scale dam removal initiatives have drawn attention in response to climate change to replace the coastal wetlands that decrease flooding, filter water, and provide homes for species. However, in a recent Science publication, scientists concluded that most American rivers would not respond well to this tactic. They claimed that insufficient sediment was the cause. Almost three out… Read More
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently helped complete four living shoreline projects in Anne Arundel County that are designed to protect communities from erosion and flooding. These projects represent small and large scale restoration efforts through the department’s Resiliency through Restoration Initiative. “Living shorelines are vital for coastal communities grappling with the short- and… Read More
The Army Corps of Engineers spends tens of millions to maintain a shipping channel for barges on the Mississippi. Historic low flows turned the Mississippi River into a construction area in 2023, as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredged huge quantities of sand to keep the channel open for barge traffic. Massive machines like… Read More