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Dredging, capping operation for Fox River PCB cleanup on track to end this year

WI, United States

GREEN BAY — Take a good long look at that sand barge working near the Walnut Street Bridge this week. After this summer, you may never see another out there. The barge is depositing sand over still-toxic areas at the bottom of the Fox River, part of the cleanup operation that has been working from… Read More

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High Water Can’t Stop Land Building Near Southwest Pass

LA, United States

Visitors to the Pass A’Loutre Wildlife Management Area to the south and east of Head of Passes on the Lower Mississippi River will have to watch where they step this summer—and be on guard—because of protective least terns, killdeer, black-necked stilts and sanderlings nesting in the area. It’s an area bustling with avian activity, thanks… Read More

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Prince William County Expedites Public-Private-Partnership Project Neabsco Creek Channel Dredging

VA, United States

Inlet Channel Re-Opens in time for Boating Season PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Prince William Board of County Supervisors is pleased to announce the Neabsco Creek Channel is re-opened and restored to navigable depth, as approved by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The opening was made official during a ribbon cutting ceremony on… Read More

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Pebble Mine Project funds could be sidelined after amendment introduced

AK, United States

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – An amendment to a federal spending bill would halt progress on the Pebble Project permitting process. California Democrat Rep. Jared Huffman’s appropriations amendment basically says none of the funds in HR 2740 can be used for the Army Corps of Engineering to finalize the environmental impact statement for the proposed Pebble… Read More

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Update: Pipe leak shifts beach work away from south end

NY, United States

A leak in a submerged pipe carrying sand to the beach from offshore has halted construction work south of the Outer Banks Fishing Pier. Contractor Great Lakes has moved the dredge Ellis Island, which was working in that area, north to pump sand onto the beach along with the Liberty Island near Milepost 12.5. “Unfortunately,… Read More

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Corps completes $6 million repair to 1,200-foot hole in Missouri River levee protecting Bluffs

IA, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Wednesday notched a first in its efforts to repair badly damaged levees along the Missouri River. A 1,200-foot hole in the levee south of Council Bluffs was closed. The breach is one of four priority repairs along the Missouri River between Omaha and Rulo, Nebraska, and it is… Read More

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Corps of Engineers Hosts Celebration for Multinational Stabilization of Mosul Dam

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Division’s Mosul Dam Task Force hosted the Ambassadors from the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and the Italian Embassy in Iraq, along with the Iraq Minister of Water Resources for a ceremony on June 15, 2019. The event signified the Ministry of Water Resources taking the lead on all… Read More

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Estuary Towns Dig In To Find Common Ground On Dredging

MA, United States

ORLEANS — Maybe this would be easier if Orleans had never split from Eastham in 1797. Instead, two boards of selectmen rather than one will meet again at the Eastham Public Library, on June 24 at 5:30 p.m., to try to find a way forward on dredging Nauset estuary. The shoaled-up estuary is a hazard… Read More

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When Dredging Begins, Westbrook Celebrates

CT, United States

Westbrook — When a town’s economy depends heavily on boating, dredging is a very big deal. On June 1, the Currituck, a special-purpose dredge of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (ACE), received a warm welcome as it arrived in Westbrook Harbor to clear the channel and allow boats to move through efficiently and safely…. Read More

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Appeal stalls plans for Chatham channel dredging

MA, United States

CHATHAM – It looks like the town will not be getting a northern harbor channel dredged this year that was meant to aid commercial fishing and U.S. Coast Guard vessels trying to reach the Atlantic from their mooring field and fishing pier. Paul Revere III, the attorney representing Minister’s Point homeowner Gerald Milden, said Tuesday… Read More

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Pipe problem shifts Nags Head beach renourishment project

NC, United States

Problems with a pipe feeding sand from offshore mean there’s been a shift in operations on the Nags Head beach renourishment project. Work has stopped off South Nags Head because of a leak in the underwater pipe near mile post 19 and the Outer Banks Pier, where the beach has reopened. Now both dredges have… Read More

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More man-made reef splashes down in Brevard

FL, United States

Shoreline Foundations Inc. began placing 8-by-12-foot rectangular reef segments about a quarter-mile offshore of Indialantic this month.They are finishing the last 15 percent of a $10.6 million artificial reef that must be installed before dredges can pump sand on Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach, beginning late this year. That $15 million project is expected… Read More

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$560M Redevelopment of Storm-Damaged Community Wraps Up in NYC

NY, United States

A joint venture of MDG Design + Construction and Wavecrest Management completed the rehabilitation of a 1,395-unit public housing community in Far Rockaway, Queens. The project is the country’s largest single-site conversion under HUD’s RAD program RDC Development, a joint venture of MDG Design + Construction and Wavecrest Management, has announced the completion of a… Read More

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Collier leaders OK $5.5 million beach renourishment project; truck hauling to start this fall

FL, United States

FLORIDA – Collier County commissioners on Tuesday gave the green light to a $5.5 million beach renourishment project that will send sand-hauling trucks to three beaches starting this fall. Commissioners unanimously approved the project, which will bring between 120,000 and 130,000 cubic yards of sand from a mine in Immokalee to Clam Pass, North Park… Read More

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Repairs begin on bridge linking Bradenton Beach, Longboat Key

FL, United States

Bridges to Anna Maria Island routinely get the maintenance equivalent of an oil change, but every 10 years or so the structures require significant repairs. A contractor with the Florida Department of Transportation planned to begin major repairs June 10 on the Longboat Pass Bridge linking Bradenton Beach and Longboat Key on State Road 789…. Read More

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