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Waterfront Group Meeting with Selectmen

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The Waterfront Revitalization Committee was planning to meet with the Board of Selectmen last night to go over proposals and plans to be submitted to the Special Town Meeting, tentatively scheduled for Nov. 2. The committee met last Wednesday evening at the Town Hall Annex to go over some of the details to be presented… Read More

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Cayman Islands Green Lights $150 Million Cruise Port Development

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The Cayman Islands will move forward with plans to build a $150 million cruise ship pier and passenger terminal, the country’s premier said Wednesday. The controversial plan calls for the construction of a pier and terminal in the harbor of George Town, the country’s capital. Cruise industry giant Carnival Corp. is likely to play a… Read More

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Corps Seeks to Dredge Milford Harbor Channel

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has proposed dredging the 10-foot-wide navigation channel in Milford Harbor, which has become shallow with sandy material. “Natural shoaling processes and storm events have reduced available depths in the 10-foot-deep entrance channel in Milford Harbor … ,” said Project Manager Jack Karalius, of the corps’ New England District. “Given… Read More

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Charleston Cruise Terminal Dispute in the Hands of Court, Army Corps

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A protracted dispute between South Carolina’s Ports Authority and local groups regarding a proposed cruise ship terminal in Charleston, SC will be sorted out in the coming months by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the South Carolina Court of Appeals, according to the Associated Press. The Ports Authority’s $35 million vision has the… Read More

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Massive Dredging Needed for Indian Port-led Cluster Project

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Capital dredging works on an unprecedented scale is on the cards as the Indian government pushes its ambitious Sagarmala project that will see regional economic clusters centred on port development. “The proposed integration of coastal and inland waterways for faster and more eco-friendly movement of cargo along India’s sea and river ports will open up… Read More

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Excavator for Wiggins Pass Dredging Project Sinks

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The huge excavator from the barge used for dredging Wiggins Pass sunk beneath the stormy waves just beyond Delnor-Wiggins State Park on Tuesday. “The excavator was on the barge and fell off during rough seas,” said Connie Deane, a spokeswoman from Collier County. “The excavator is the piece of equipment that pulls the sand away… Read More

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Apalachicola Braces for Army Corps Water Plan

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Florida elected officials, environmentalists and seafood workers are bracing for the release of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers draft plan for the river system that feeds struggling Apalachicola Bay. Last updated in 1989, the all-important plan — known as an operating manual — controls freshwater flows throughout the network of dams and reservoirs in… Read More

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Call For Dredging At Bunbeg Harbour Following Claims That Lifeboat Is Unable To Launch

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Concerns have been raised about the effect the combination of low tides and gathering sands is having at Bunbeg Harbour. The harbour is regarded as one of the busiest in the North West and there are now claims that day-to-day activity by fishermen is curtailed due to a huge build-up of sand. There have also… Read More

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Fishermen Call for Sand Dredging Action on Lough

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FISHERMEN have voiced concern about the continued dredging of sand from Ireland’s biggest lake. The intervention by Lough Neagh fishermen comes after charity Friends of the Earth confirmed it is to take legal action against the Department of Environment after it failed to stop unauthorised sand extraction. A year ago environment minister Mark H Durkan… Read More

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GE to Soon Wrap Up Years of Dredging Work on Hudson

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After seven years, dredging on the Hudson River is nearly over. “The Hudson River dredging project will be completed within days,” said Mark Behan, whose firm was hired by GE to handle public relations for the project. But the debate is just getting started over what to do with the 110-acre plant that has processed… Read More

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Port Expansions Taking Too Long, say Exporters

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The work that starts this week will widen the Port of Tauranga harbour entrance channel and deepen the shipping lane from 12.9 metres to 14.5m inside the harbour and to 15.8m outside. Dredging will allow ships to enter the port 50 percent more laden than existing vessels. But it took a four year legal battle… Read More

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Falmouth Traders Commiserating after Biggest Cruise Liner of the Season was Unable to Dock

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Falmouth traders were commiserating after the biggest cruise liner of the season was unable to dock in the bay this morning. The Norwegian Star, which was expected to bring between 800-1000 visitors to Falmouth was not able to dock this morning. Heavy swell in Falmouth Bay meant that the cruise ship decided not to risk… Read More

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Mozambique Opposes Waterway Project

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Mozambique’s Transport and Communications Minister, Carlos Mesquita has said the German consultant who drew up a viability study on the Malawian government’s plans to turn the Shire and Zambezi rivers into a commercial waterway for the country’s imports and exports concluded that the two rivers are not navigable in their natural state, APA learns here… Read More

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Ohio EPA Says Removing Gorge Dam will Improve Cuyahoga River Quality

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Cuyahoga Falls — To say the removal of the Gorge Dam would be a big project is an understatement. In an informational meeting that drew some 150 people to the Natatorium on Sept. 24, a consultant hired by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency presented his preliminary findings. The project would cost upwards of $70 million,… Read More

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County Chamber to Host Dredging Forum with Congressman LoBiondo

United States

The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce will host a Dredging Forum, “Our Economy is Aground” focusing on the need for regulatory changes now, and future issues to be addressed. Congressman Frank LoBiondo will be the keynote speaker addressing concerns on the federal level followed by a panel of speakers to discuss dredging issues on… Read More

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