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El Paso county commissions water quality study and dredging for Ascarate Lake as part of ‘Park Master Plan’

TX, United States

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso County Commissioners approved a plan to study and drain Ascarate Lake. The renovation to Ascarate Park is part of a “Park Master Plan” of renovations and improvements toward parks within El Paso. The master plan was crafted by the county in 2021 for county-owned parks and sports facilities. The… Read More

Pipeline dredging in the Hatteras Ferry Channel unlikely this winter

NC, United States

Pipeline dredging in the Hatteras Ferry Channel is not expected to happen this winter while agencies continue to seek solutions to funding shortfalls and dredge material disposal complications, a state ferry division official recently informed the Dare County Waterways Commission. “We’re told it’s on hold until we can figure things out,” Catherine Peele, planning and… Read More

County considers next steps for lake

MO, United States

As Lake Contrary fills with weeds from shore to shore, this once-proud recreation area might need something more than an off-the-shelf herbicide to rekindle its past glory. It might need what Scott Nelson, the presiding commissioner of Buchanan County, calls a “highfalutin Superman chemical.” Unlike the cheaper weed control the county approves on a regular… Read More

Petition Filed Challenging Reduction of Local Wetland Protections

FL, United States

By Dawn Kitterman MANATEE COUNTY — Former Manatee County Commissioner and TBT publisher Joseph McClash has filed a petition with the Division of Administrative Hearings challenging the county commission’s October vote to amend the county’s Comprehensive Plan reducing local wetland buffer protections to state minimums. First reported by the Herald-Tribune, the request for a formal administrative hearing on… Read More

One Year In, DNR Scientists Monitor a More Natural Way to Protect a Shoreline

MD, United States

The plot seemed to have vanished. Though the GPS indicated the site was within feet, there was no sign of it, and the team worried they had mistaken it for another area already collected, one long march through the tall reeds ago. Then, Sarah Hilderbrand, a senior restoration specialist with the Maryland Department of Natural… Read More

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Second Round of Funding to Mitigate Repetitive Flooding

United States

FEMA uses funds from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda to Announce $300 Million in New Swift Current Grant Funds WASHINGTON — Today, FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced the availability of another $300 million in Swift Current funding to help property owners across the nation become more resilient to flooding. This funding opportunity is the second time… Read More

Navy Secretary Del Toro Launches Government Shipbuilders Council

United States

Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro held the inaugural meeting of the Government Shipbuilders Council (GSC) at the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore on Thursday. The GSC aims to enhance the nation’s shipbuilding and maintenance capabilities by addressing common challenges in ship acquisition and maintenance, maximizing government savings, sharing best practices, and supporting strategic… Read More

Dune replenishment imminent for north island beaches

FL, United States

In the next few weeks, the county expects to begin trucking in approximately 275,000 cubic yards of beach-compatible sand and over 725,000 native salt-tolerant plants to shore up the dunes behind island beaches stretching from just north of John’s Island to just north of Windsor. The county has not yet nailed down its sand source… Read More

City may take step toward Lake Wichita dredging

TX, United States

Wichita Falls city councilors on Tuesday may take a first small step toward getting the feds to help dredge part of Lake Wichita. They will consider submitting a request letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the “Section 1135 Continuing Authorities Program,” or CAP. It’s a 75/25 cost share program with the Corps… Read More

Report calls on EPA to deal with PCBs still in Hudson River

NY, United States

A new report claims that the PCB pollution in the Hudson River from GE’s dumping of the chemical is worse than has been anticipated by the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) in its evaluation of the effectiveness of the dredging program it approved to get the PCB’s out. PCBs are polychlorinated biphenyls, chemicals that were banned… Read More

Coastal City Leaders Discuss Eroding Coastline

CA, United States

Officials from the cities of Dana Point and San Clemente met with other city leaders from North San Diego County last month to discuss issues related to coastal erosion and sand nourishment. The Coastal/California 7 Summit, or C7 Summit, was attended by the mayors of Carlsbad, Del Mar, Encinitas, Oceanside and Solana Beach, in addition… Read More

Jan De Nul helps build student environment at Oude Dokken in Ghent

United States

Artevelde College and urban development agency sogent are joining forces to develop a new campus with student accommodation and community centre at Oud Dok Zuid in Ghent. Developer Triple Living engages Jan De Nul for the construction of these three new blocks. Our daughter company and foundation specialist Soetaert provides the shoring works for the… Read More

Biden administration ordered to sell Gulf of Mexico oil leases next month

United States

A federal appeals court ordered the Biden administration to sell drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico within 37 days, a defeat for environmentalists who argued oil leasing and development in the region imperil a critically endangered whale. The ruling Tuesday by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals means the US Interior Department has until… Read More

Business Administrator’s Response to Taylor Pond Dredging Issue

NJ, United States

The dredging of Taylor Park pond is a post-Ida clean up project.  It is a project that Millburn Township initially submitted to FEMA for reimbursement to desilt and dredge what was deposited in the pond from this powerful storm. We will be submitting a 75% reimbursement of these costs through FEMA, with the Township being responsible for… Read More

Brookfield to lower Deep Creek Lake water levels

WV, United States

Brookfield Renewable U.S., as a cooperating and valued partner in the Arrowhead Cove dredging project, will begin lowering the water levels of Deep Creek Lake. The water will be released beginning later this week with a goal of reaching an elevation of 2456.5’ by Nov. 17. “This lake level is lower than the typical level… Read More

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