Overview page containing news articles

study

List of the highlighted articles

USA: Key West Officials Want Another Harbor Dredging Study

Posted: over 14 years ago

Study Confirms Costa Rica’s Concern About San Juan Dredging Project

Posted: over 14 years ago

USA: Corps of Engineers Releases Savannah Harbor Expansion Study

Posted: over 15 years ago

Study Appoints ‘Natural Causes’ as Source of Minnesota River Sediment (USA)

Posted: over 15 years ago

Guam: International Firm to Make Coral Study Before Apra Harbor Dredging

Posted: over 15 years ago

USA: Officials Review Missouri River Sediment Study

Posted: over 15 years ago

UK: Port of Falmouth Development Project Will Get New Study

Posted: over 15 years ago

Great Lakes Center Study Confirms: Lake Erie Is Still Sick (USA)

Posted: over 15 years ago

RWSA’s Dredging Feasibility Study Completed (USA)

Posted: over 15 years ago

USA: Long Beach City Council Approves Breakwater Feasibility Study

Posted: over 15 years ago

USACE Supports Breakwater Reconfiguring (USA)

Posted: over 15 years ago

Study Shows That Dredging is Only Effective Solution for Port Burwell Harbour (Canada)

Posted: over 15 years ago

USA: Feasibility Study to Open Way for $1.2 billion Dredging of Cape Fear River

Posted: over 15 years ago

Australia: Oakajee Port delivers feasibility study for new deep water port to be commissioned in 2014

Categories:
  • Project & Tenders
Posted: over 15 years ago

(USA) Rivanna Reservoir water-study confirms: Dredging will work

Posted: over 15 years ago

UK: Ground-breaking study of river-tidal zones launched

Categories:
  • Research & Development
Posted: over 15 years ago

Study Finds Southern California Harbors Not Prepared for Rising Sea Level to Come

Categories:
  • Research & Development
Posted: over 15 years ago

Euro 5 million Dredging Study Awarded

Categories:
  • Research & Development
Posted: over 15 years ago

Australia, Gold Coast: Kirra wave study to roll by end of year

Categories:
  • Project & Tenders
Posted: over 16 years ago