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CPRA Completes Largest Restoration Project to Date

LA, United States

#ThrowbackThursday The 13-mile Caminada Headlands restored a vital barrier between Port Fourchon and the Gulf of Mexico, providing storm surge protection for the nation’s leading energy port that services 90 percent of the offshore rigs and platforms in the Gulf. This was the largest CPRA restoration project to date, restoring 1,060 acres using 8.84 million… Read More

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$100M in funding approved for Hampton Roads water improvement projects

VA, United States

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, in partnership with the Virginia Resources Authority, has closed a loan with Hampton Roads Sanitation District to finance $100 million of their Capital Improvement Plan and Sustainable Water Infrastructure for Tomorrow (SWIFT) Program. The first and largest of its kind for Virginia’s Clean Water Revolving Loan Fund program, the… Read More

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Legislation seeks financial aid for maritime in national emergencies

United States

The Chair of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), and the Chair of the House Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation, Sean Patrick Maloney (D-N.Y.) yesterday introduced The Maritime Transportation System Emergency Relief Act (MTSERA). The legislation is designed to provide relief to those in the maritime industry during a… Read More

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River revival project begins

OH, United States

LOWELLVILLE — A company from Hilliard filtered steel mill sediment from the Mahoning River on Friday so dredging can begin soon. The preliminary work is in anticpation of a dam removal project headed by the Eastgate Regional Council of Governments. The plan, developed several years ago, is to remove nine dams from Lowellville to Leavittsburg,… Read More

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U.S. Army Corps announces the signing of the Chief’s Report for the proposed Fire Island Inlet to Montauk Point, New York Coastal Storm Risk Management Project

NY, United States

NEW YORK — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District, announces the signing of Report of the Chief of Engineers for the Fire Island Inlet to Montauk Point (FIMP), New York Coastal Storm Risk Management Project. “This Chief’s report and lessons learned from Sandy plot a path of resilience and mitigation we must… Read More

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Dredging, Drainage, and Hole-y Dump Trucks

NY, United States

An $863,500 proposal to dredge Town Pond led to a heated discussion about budget priorities at last Thursday’s virtual meeting of the East Hampton Village Board. According to Becky Molinaro Hansen, the village administrator, the village plans to borrow money for the dredging by issuing a bond next spring. The interest payments would not be… Read More

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Topsail Beach to Be Reimbursed $2.5M

NC, United States

Topsail Beach will be reimbursed more than $2.5 million to cover the replacement of more than 312,000 cubic yards of beach sand following a damaging storm surge caused by the 2019 Hurricane Dorian. Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA’s, total share for this project is more than $1.9 million and the state’s share is more… Read More

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State funding for Anclote River Dredge dries up

FL, United States

TARPON SPRINGS — The multiphased, multimillion-dollar Anclote River Dredge Project has been touted as a bipartisan collaboration between local, county, state and federal governments. Unfortunately, Tarpon Springs officials recently learned the state’s contribution of more than $800,000 for work on the Extended Turning Basin portion of the project was vetoed by Gov. Ron DeSantis. The… Read More

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DeSantis’ veto pen proves costly for Pinellas projects

FL, United States

Several leaders of local governments and organizations in Pinellas County had been patiently waiting with fingers crossed on Gov. Ron DeSantis to make his final decisions on the state budget. The financial implications of the coronavirus pandemic had already lowered expectations for many, but that didn’t make it sting any less when DeSantis on June… Read More

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Galveston’s Newest Beach

TX, United States

Many years ago, I picked up a book by conservationist Wallace Kaufman and marine geologist Orrin Pilkey entitled The Beaches are Moving. Mental images of monsters buried in the sand required that I take a closer look. It turns out, they were right. Beaches are moving, but not because they are inhabited by monsters, but… Read More

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Brecksville Dam removed from Cuyahoga River

OH, United States

For the first time in nearly two centuries, the Cuyahoga River is flowing freely through Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The Brecksville Dam, which is also known as the state Route 82 Dam, Station Road Dam and Canal Diversion Dam, is now gone from the river. Also gone is the original dam at the site, the… Read More

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Town of Truro seek permit for work in Eagle Neck Creek

MA, United States

CONCORD, Mass. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District has received a permit application from the town of Truro for proposed work in Eagle Neck Creek and adjacent wetlands at Old County Road, Truro. The proposed project to restore salt marsh surrounding Eagle Neck Creek contains three elements: the replacement of existing… Read More

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Dredging Project Underway At Indiana Park Lagoon

IN, United States

A lagoon in an Indiana park has been partially drained and now undergoing a dredging project as part of a larger plan to improve the recreation area. The dredging at a lagoon in Lafayette’s Columbian Park park is expected to be done in October, the Journal and Courier reported. Crews started the $456,000 project in… Read More

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