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Emerald Isle, Atlantic Beach nourishment projects progress simultaneously with Great Lakes Dredge & Dock

NC, United States

EMERALD ISLE — After several delays, the 2-million-cubic-yard Emerald Isle beach nourishment project got underway late Friday afternoon. Greg Rudolph, manager of the Carteret County Shore Protection Office, said Saturday the Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co. hopper dredge Liberty Island reached far western Emerald Isle with the first load of sand about 8:30 p.m…. Read More

Galveston MNG Bunkering Hub In Line For US Exim Financing

TX, United States

Pilot LNG will provide LNG for maritime fuelling at one of the largest port complexes in the US. Houston-based Pilot LNG said earlier this month it had received a letter of interest from the US Export-Import Bank (Exim) for financing for development and front-end engineering and design work at its proposed Galveston LNG bunkering project… Read More

ECWA: Repairs complete to water main break near Sturgeon Point Water Treatment Plant

NY, United States

According to the water authority, service is back to normal for customers in the affected areas. HAMBURG, N.Y. — The Erie County Water Authority says it has completed repairs to the water main break near its Sturgeon Point Water Treatment Plant in Evans. According to the water authority, service is back to normal for customers… Read More

Dredging on deck for Kalamazoo River oxbow filled with dam sludge

MI, United States

COMSTOCK TOWNSHIP, MI — A hydropower company will begin dredging impoundment sludge from a Kalamazoo River side channel on Monday and says it’s planning to expand efforts to remove excessive sediment from a reservoir drawdown to other areas of the river. Eagle Creek Renewable Energy says it will dredge a small oxbow section of river… Read More

Maine joins national offshore wind research consortium

ME, United States

Maine has joined the National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium, a public-private partnership that could expand the state’s access to research and resources for its offshore wind program. “Through the consortium, Maine has the opportunity to learn and advance technologies alongside a variety of others to guide offshore wind energy in the Gulf of… Read More

Emergency action sought for Salisbury Beach

MA, United States

SALISBURY, Mass. — The state legislative delegation is calling for emergency state assistance to rebuild sand dunes on Salisbury Beach that have been eroded by storms and surf. The beach area was hit hard by a nor’easter Feb. 1-2 that eroded dunes and caused significant damage to homes between public access ways 6 and 7… Read More

Channel And Harbor Dredging Begins With long reach mechanical excavator

MA, United States

Falmouth Marine & Environmental Services Department this week began a dredging project that will improve the flow of channels and help with flushing of ponds. On Tuesday, February 23, an excavator was dredging the Salt Pond channel, Mark Kasprzyk, town conservation land manager and marine and environmental services technician, said. The two-week project will involve… Read More

Bass River dredging options explored

MA, United States

Beverly looks for ways to dispose of contaminated materials BEVERLY — The state has awarded the city a $140,000 grant to try to get the stalled Bass River dredging project underway. The city had planned to start dredging the river in 2019 for the first time in more than 60 years, but the project was called… Read More

Pohoiki Boat Ramp Restoration After 2018 Kilauea Eruption to Cost Millions

HI, United States

Restoration of a widely-used boat ramp at Pohoiki Bay, in the Puna District of Hawai‘i island, blocked by new sand during the 2018 Puna lava eruption is estimated to take between nine months and six or more years, and cost between $2.5 and $28 million, the State Land of Board and Natural Resources heard during a… Read More

Buffeted by erosion, Puamana remains closed

HI, United States

Coastal erosion continues to be a problem for island’s beaches With Puamana Beach Park still closed as it faces ongoing erosion, shoreline experts say it could become the norm as rising global temperatures and sea levels continue to impact coastal beach parks and properties across Maui. “Puamana, and many areas in West Maui, will continue… Read More

Palm Beach County Florida Reports on progress on Juno Beach project by great Lakes Dredging Dock

FL, United States

PROJECT STATUS​ UPDATE FEBRUARY 22, 2021​ Sand placement  operations are complete. To date approximately 1,200,000 cubic yards of sand was pumped ashore. Demobilization of construction equipment and machinery is underway. Expect traffic delays on A-1-A and limited parking availability in the eastern lot of Loggerhead Park. ​ Additional shell has been added to the public shell pile. The pile… Read More

Advisory board recommends applying for money for mooring field, dredge work

FL, United States

The city of Fernandina Beach is working to fund dredging of the Fernandina Harbor Marina through grants from the Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND), grant administrator Lorelei Jacobs told the Marina Advisory Board this week. Jacobs explained FIND grants are for dredging, permitting and… The city of Fernandina Beach is working to fund dredging of… Read More

Delaware River Basin Commission Permanently Bans Fracking

DE, United States

Fracking is now permanently banned in the Delaware River watershed. And the regional regulatory body that approved the ban will next propose regulations on the import and export of wastewater. The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) on Thursday approved a final rule prohibiting fracking, or high volume hydraulic fracturing. The ban is to control future… Read More

Delta river channels get ‘another significant deposit of sediment’

Canada

Delta mayor warns the secondary channels have already begun to silt up again They’ll be right back where they started unless they work together with other communities. That’s how Mayor George Harvie summed up the lack of ‘anything’ happening when it comes to trying to get senior government to the table to come up with… Read More

Canadian Auditor General reports on National Shipbuilding Strategy

CA, United States

The audit found that fleet renewal experienced many delays. Only two of four ships scheduled for delivery by January 2020 were delivered, and both were late. Although the government identified weaknesses in schedule and risk management, efforts to address them were not always effective. Delays could result in several vessels being retired before new ones… Read More

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