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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Coast Guard crews and partner agencies continue pollution and salvage response Sunday for the dredging vessel Waymon L Boyd in Corpus Christi, Texas. Dive and salvage operations commenced at approximately 10 a.m., Sunday, and are ongoing. A piece of the dredging vessel was located in the middle of the channel and… Read More
U.S.-based Odyssey Marine Exploration hasn’t given up its intentions to move forward with a phosphate seabed mining project in Mexico’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), despite two permit rejections. The Florida-based company, through its Mexican subsidiary Exploraciones Oceánicas, aims to dredge phosphate sands from one of the American continent’s biggest deposits of the fertilizer. The asset,… Read More
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has signed lease agreements with Vineyard Wind and Mayflower Wind to use the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal as the primary staging and deployment base for the construction and installation of their offshore wind projects. The lease agreements commit the facility to full-time offshore wind work from 2023 into 2027 and… Read More
A federal agency is cutting a channel between the mainland and Fort Myers Beach after two powerful hurricanes partially filled in the popular shipping lane. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is in the middle of a dredging project that stretches 2.5 miles, from San Carlos Bay near Bowditch Point Park to the shrimp terminals… Read More
A dredging project in Lorain’s Black River could be the future of keeping shipping channels open while reusing mud from the river bottom. The city of Lorain Engineering Department, Coldwater Consulting LLC and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources have joined to create a pilot project to dredge the river and pump the mud upland…. Read More
Baldwin Beach Park in Paia is closed through Aug. 27 as crews remove part of a pavilion structure heavily damaged in recent high tides, Maui County officials said. Photos show the large concrete pavilion collapsed on one side. County officials did not say how much the repair work would cost. They said the structure was… Read More
The Sandwich Board of Selectmen learned Thursday, August 20, that obtaining sand for eroded Town Neck Beach continues to be a slippery slope. A final draft of the US Army Corps of Engineers study into why Town Neck Beach has lost so much sand was expected to be finished and available this month, but it… Read More
Residents have asked the Falmouth Waterways Committee to make Waquoit Bay, Perch Pond, Megansett Harbor and Rands Canal priorities for dredging projects. Several residents submitted written comments or called into the committee at its meeting on Wednesday, August 19, to comment. Molly Kammerer of North Falmouth advocated for Falmouth Inner Harbor. “Sure, we’ve got the… Read More
The annual dredging maintenance project has kicked off down by the Aerial Lift Bridge. The project benefits the shipping industry in the port and also helps restore storm-damaged portions of Park Point. Each year more than 100,000 cubic yards of material is dredged, but this year, 50,000 of those will be placed on the north… Read More
The Topsail Island town of Surf City is looking to finally attain its coveted status as a ‘Corps-engineered beach’ at an estimated cost of nearly $25 million. Surf City is expected to pay around $24.9 million for its portion of a 52,150-foot berm and dune system to be built by the U.S. Army Corps of… Read More
Flagler County officials had a successful meeting with the Army Corps of Engineers on Wednesday, Aug. 19, that resulted in a pledge to complete the dunes project even if it means eliminating a half-block section just north of the South 28th Street boundary. “The Army Corps of Engineers is definitely going to work with us… Read More
Louisiana will strive to reach a “net zero” level of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 to play its part in a worldwide effort to limit the effects of global warming that threaten the state’s coast and its residents and businesses, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Wednesday before signing two executive orders that will guide the… Read More
High tides surging from a narrow creek destroyed the car Kathy Blake once parked in her gravel driveway here. Over the past two decades, the water has ruined half a dozen of them. Since October, when one of those floods filled the first floor of Blake’s home with 6 inches of water, she’s been living… Read More