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No money, no canal dredging: Port Richey City Council faces permit deadlines on former mayor Dale Massad’s pet project

FL, United States

The city has spent nearly $2 million for permits and engineering, but can’t fund dredging for 27 residential canals. PORT RICHEY — While former Port Richey Mayor Dale Massad sat in jail Tuesday night, the City Council determined that continuing the city’s long embattled dredging project — Massad’s biggest pet project over the years —… Read More

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Ketchikan’s cruise dock can accommodate one megaship at a time. Soon, that won’t be enough

AK, United States

Reconfiguring the city of Ketchikan’s downtown cruise dock to accommodate larger ships could cost an estimated $95 million, not including design costs and uplands infrastructure work. Add in those other costs, and the city would be facing a bill of up to $150 million. But improvements aren’t optional if Ketchikan wants to remain a premier… Read More

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Rep. Smith: Work Will Resume To Restore Point Pleasant Beach

NJ, United States

The beach will be replenished after the storms. POINT PLEASANT BEACH — U.S. Rep. Chris Smith announced this week that progress has been made on restoring the beaches in Point Pleasant Beach, with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers signaling it is planning to return to address recent erosion caused by severe weather over the… Read More

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Muckrakers: 40000 Dump Trucks Of Muck Removed From Indian River Lagoon

FL, United States

After a two-year-long dredging project was completed this week, Central Florida residents are enjoying cleaner waterways. The St. Johns River Water Management District collaborated with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to remove more than 1.5 million cubic feet of muck from the Indian River Lagoon. This black mayonnaise-like substance is a result of untreated… Read More

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EPA: GE not off the hook for PCB cleanup work

NY, United States

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — General Electric Company’s Hudson River PCB cleanup work is far from done despite spending $1.7 billion on a six-year dredging project, officials say. Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ruled that the job was carried out as called for under a court order. But a final “Certification of Completion” won’t be… Read More

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Sediment removal begins in select canals

NY, United States

MONROE COUNTY — Residents along Upper and Middle Keys canals clogged by Hurricane Irma sediment hailed the arrival of barge workers last week. “They’re making a difference already,” said Robert Moser, president of the Lower Matecumbe Beach Property Owners Association. “With every scoop that comes out of the water, I’m ecstatic.” Work is being performed… Read More

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Public meeting on Ocean City Inlet projects scheduled for May 30

MD, United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in coordination with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Worcester County, will host a public meeting to discuss two concurrent efforts: a project to address sediment accumulation in the Ocean City Inlet, as well as a study on the scour hole near Homer Gudelsky Park. The meeting will… Read More

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Isle of Palms dredge disposal site gets new look following months of work

SC, United States

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – The Isle of Palms dredge disposal area looks more prominent as you cross the Isle of Palms connector. It’s been there for decades but only lately has the Army Corps of Engineers excavated the area to make room for more dredge material. Sean McBride with the Army Corps of Engineers said… Read More

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With Hudson River dredging done, EPA says floodplain cleanup plan is years away

NY, United States

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency acknowledged there could still be a lot of PCB cleanup around the Hudson River, and possibly in it, to do. Its case-building process for additional action frustrated local residents and groups, who want their land and water to be safe sooner rather than later. That was particularly… Read More

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Canyon Lake dredging postponed again

SD, United States

A dredging project at Canyon Lake has been postponed again, this time to the fall. The project was planned to begin this spring. John Carreiro, of the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks, said city officials requested a postponement to avoid conflicts with city water-quality testing at the lake and with weddings and… Read More

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Trump reverses course, now backs $200 million for Everglades

FL, United States

In March, Trump proposed slashed spending by the Army Corps of Engineers and failed to include money for an Everglades reservoir to reduce polluted water from being flushed from Lake Okeechobee to coastal estuaries. After receiving letters and prodding by Florida’s state and federal lawmakers, President Donald Trump changed course Monday, announcing his support of… Read More

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Restoration Project to Clean Up Eau Gallie River Wraps Up

FL, United States

EAU GALLIE RIVER, Fla. — A project to restore the struggling Eau Gallie River portion of the Indian River Lagoon has wrapped up. Eau Gallie River restoration project comes to an end Project aimed to clean up the polluted river More Brevard County headlines The waterway has suffered for decades due to pollution. Officials with… Read More

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Entire Rockaway Beach will be open for summer season after sand replenishment

NY, United States

The Rockaway Beach bummer is over. A closed stretch of Rockaway Beach will reopen with the rest of the sandy shore when the summer season begins later this month, Mayor de Blasio announced. “For New Yorkers, Rockaway Beach is synonymous with summer,” de Blasio said. “That’s why I could not be happier to announce we… Read More

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Despite high waters, tow passes through St. Louis riverfront

NE, United States

Tate Oglesby got special permission Friday ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – A tow boat and barges made it safely through the high waters of the Mississippi River at St. Louis on Friday. The Coast Guard says special permission was granted for the Tate Oglesby vessel to come through a closed section of river and through Lock… Read More

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Crowley Realigns Solutions and Shipping Business Units to Enhance Value, Focus for Customers

FL, United States

To drive innovation and value for both commercial and government customers, Crowley Maritime Corp. today announced a realignment of its Shipping and Solutions business units to further enhance the company’s focus on non-asset based customer solutions. Commercial project management and engineering services both will move to the Crowley Shipping business unit. This will allow the… Read More

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