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HR Wallingford Acquires UK-Based DRL Software
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HR Wallingford Acquires UK-Based DRL Software

HR Wallingford, the international hydraulic and environmental engineering consultancy, has acquired UK-based DRL Software. DRL Software develops environmental monitoring software with coastal, offshore and estuary applications. Their DRL-Sediview application is used by dredging companies, environmen

about 14 years ago
Tanzania: TPA Embarks on Huge Expansion Exercise at Tanga Port
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Tanzania: TPA Embarks on Huge Expansion Exercise at Tanga Port

Tanzania Ports Authority is embarking on a huge expansion exercise at Tanga Port in order to meet forecasted traffic growth that will … (portstrategy) [mappress] Source: portstrategy, December 7, 2011;

about 14 years ago
New Hanover County Commissioners Vote for Beach Renourishment Agreement (USA)
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New Hanover County Commissioners Vote for Beach Renourishment Agreement (USA)

New Hanover County Commissioners voted on Monday in support of a beach enrichment agreement. The county and federal funds would cover 82.5 percent of the cost according to the agreement while the state would provide the assets for the other 17.5 percent. If the state fails with its share, the beach

about 14 years ago
Challenge in Australia’s High Court Over Murray-Darling River Plan Remains on Table
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Challenge in Australia’s High Court Over Murray-Darling River Plan Remains on Table

A challenge in Australia’s High Court from South Australia remains “on the table” after the state’s key stakeholders met to discuss the … By David Twomey (econews) [mappress] Source: econews, December 7, 2011;

about 14 years ago
USA: Village of Bald Head Island Considers Appeal Over Judge’s Decision
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USA: Village of Bald Head Island Considers Appeal Over Judge’s Decision

The village of Bald Head Island is shoring up legal arguments for a possible appeal of a judge’s dismissal last month of its lawsuit … By Ken Little (starnewsonline) [mappress] Source: starnewsonline, December 7, 2011;

about 14 years ago
Tompkins Channel Dredging Project Begins December 12 (USA)
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Tompkins Channel Dredging Project Begins December 12 (USA)

SPI awarded a Tompkins Channel dredging project to Rodriguez Brothers Dredging Co. of Baytown who submitted the lowest bid. The dredging project is planned to commence on December 12 and is expected to take up to 60 days. Around 11,000 cubic yards of silt were accumulated into Tompkins Channel in 20

about 14 years ago
Beach Replenishment Project in Cape May County Resumes Soon (USA)
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Beach Replenishment Project in Cape May County Resumes Soon (USA)

A beach replenishment project in Cape May County has been briefly delayed, but will soon be underway. Officials explain why, and some … By Phaedra Laird (nbc40) [mappress] Source: nbc40, December 7, 2011;

about 14 years ago
USA: Fisher Island Challenges “Deep Dredge” Plan
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USA: Fisher Island Challenges “Deep Dredge” Plan

The wealthy community of Fisher Island has joined environmental groups in challenging the “Deep Dredge” planned at the Port of Miami… By Curtis Morgan (miamiherald) [mappress] Source: miamiherald, December 7, 2011;

about 14 years ago
CEDA Quality Stamp Granted for First Time (The Netherlands)
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CEDA Quality Stamp Granted for First Time (The Netherlands)

CEDA (the Central Dredging Association) is the only independent, international, professional association in Africa, Europe, and the Middle-East whose sole interest is dredging and marine construction. It is an internationally acknowledged authoritative reference point for high quality, unbiased info

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: IHC Merwede Announces Successful Naming and Launch Ceremony for Shanti Sagar XVI
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The Netherlands: IHC Merwede Announces Successful Naming and Launch Ceremony for Shanti Sagar XVI

The naming and launch ceremony for the 13,000kW stationary cutter suction dredger, SHANTI SAGAR XVI, took place on 6 December 2011 at the IHC Merwede shipyard in Sliedrecht, The Netherlands. IHC Merwede is building the ship for Mundra Port Special Economic Zone Ltd., which is part of the Adani Group

about 14 years ago
Costa Rica Presents Its Case Against Nicaragua to ICJ
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Costa Rica Presents Its Case Against Nicaragua to ICJ

In a 500 page document filled with photos, satellite images, interviews and historical documents Costa Rica on Monday presented its … (insidecostarica) [mappress] Source: insidecostarica, December 6, 2011;

about 14 years ago
UK: Cornwall’s Euro MP Calls for “Common Sense” Solution for Falmouth
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UK: Cornwall’s Euro MP Calls for “Common Sense” Solution for Falmouth

Since marine conservationists and developers who want to dig a deep-water channel for cruise liners have been unable to reach a mutually beneficial agreement, Cornwall’s Euro MP insists on finding a sound solution. A potential damage to underwater algae, which acts as a nursery for fish, has postpon

about 14 years ago
Danube Becomes Nightmare for Shipping Companies from Germany to Bulgaria
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Danube Becomes Nightmare for Shipping Companies from Germany to Bulgaria

Severe drought has hit Europe’s second largest river, the Danube, turning it into a navigation nightmare for shipping companies from … By Diana Simeonova (timesofmalta) [mappress] Source: timesofmalta, December 6, 2011;

about 14 years ago
Australia: Port of Portland Dredging Moves Ahead
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Australia: Port of Portland Dredging Moves Ahead

In an effort to allow bigger vessels to enter the regional Victorian port, dredging work is currently underway at the Port of Portland. Dredging work of the berth pocket at the end of Portland berth no.6 started last week and is expected to take about one month. Authorities hired Maritime Constructi

about 14 years ago
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