The County Commission won’t be paying millions of dollars more to the company it hired to dredge the Hernando Beach Channel and on Tuesday… By Barbara Behrendt (tampabay) Source: tampabay, September 22, 2010;
ECT, EMO and the Port of Rotterdam Authority have made agreements for the further development of their commercial activities on the existing… Source: portofrotterdam, June 9, 2010
Ocean City’s ongoing beach-fill project will dump about 400,000 more cubic yards of sand than originally planned after harsh weather over the past few months caused more damage to north-end beaches, city Administrator James Rutala said. Source: Press of Atlantic City, February 5, 2010
The Tennessee Valley Authority estimates it will cost another $268.2 million to $741.1 million to clean up and restore part of the Emory River where coal ash accidentally was dumped three days before Christmas 2008… Source: Chattanooga Times, January 19, 2010
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Lakes Huron and Michigan are not losing extra billions of gallons of water daily because of navigational dredging as a Canadian group contends, a scientific panel said Tuesday… Source: Associated Press, December 15, 2009
