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Photo of a beach nourishment works
Environment

Dredging bill signed in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has signed into law Act 93 of 2021 that will allow beneficial re-use of dredged sediments for beach nourishment projects. This legislation, advocated by the City of Two Rivers and co-authored by State Senator Andre Jacque and State Representative Shae Sortwell, clears r

about 4 years ago
Crab Bank restoration project complete
Environment

Crab Bank restoration project complete

Officials with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) and the Charleston District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, together with the contractor Norfolk Dredging Company, recently celebrated the completion of Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary restoration project. Norfolk Dredging began placin

about 4 years ago
Cutting emissions by refining dredging practices
Environment

Cutting emissions by refining dredging practices

HR Wallingford has released an article in which the company talks about how “cutting emissions by refining dredging practices and techniques is one of the most obvious areas for ports and harbours to make carbon savings, and how this can result in significantly lower costs and can sometimes provide

about 4 years ago
Bakker Sliedrecht releases paper on the maritime energy transition
Environment

Bakker Sliedrecht releases paper on the maritime energy transition

The biggest challenge in the maritime environment for this generation is the energy transition. For centuries the focus of mankind was to sail and operate at sea in the most efficient way possible. All these years Bakker Sliedrecht has improved the vessel design with state-of-the-art-solutions to ma

about 4 years ago
Review of the Ley Creek PCB Dredgings Subsite continues
Environment

Review of the Ley Creek PCB Dredgings Subsite continues

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is conducting its fourth five-year review of the cleanup plan at the Ley Creek PCB Dredgings Subsite, located in Salina, NY. The review seeks to confirm that the cleanup conducted at the subsite continues to protect human health and the environment. The

about 4 years ago
EPA about to begin another cleanup project in New Jersey
Environment

EPA about to begin another cleanup project in New Jersey

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently finalized its cleanup/dredging plan to address waterbodies of the Sherwin-Williams/Hilliards Creek Site in Gibbsboro, Lindenwold, and Voorhees, New Jersey. According to EPA, the final decision – in the form of a Record of Decision (ROD) – calls

about 5 years ago
Medmerry scheme leading the way on new ‘Global Standard’ for nature-based solutions
Environment

Medmerry scheme leading the way on new ‘Global Standard’ for nature-based solutions

An Environment Agency-led award-winning coastal habitat creation and flood alleviation scheme on the West Sussex coast has successfully piloted a new global standard for nature-based solutions established by the world-leading authority on conservation of nature. The International Union for Conservat

about 5 years ago
EPR turns dredge materials into an ecological asset
Environment

EPR turns dredge materials into an ecological asset

Sandy beaches and dunes are the dominant coastal landform in Texas and the Gulf Coast. They’re home and nesting grounds for hundreds of important wildlife species and provide us with spacious places to live and recreate. Beaches and dunes are also the first-line defense against storms and flooding c

about 5 years ago
Restoring estuarine and coastal habitats with dredged material
Environment

Restoring estuarine and coastal habitats with dredged material

The Environment Agency together with ABPmer and Cefas have recently published a practical guide for beneficial use of dredged sediment for estuarine and coastal habitat restoration. The ecological, societal, and economic benefits of estuarine and coastal habitats, and the threats they face from a ch

about 5 years ago
River of Life II project VIDEO
Environment

River of Life II project VIDEO

Land & Water Group recently presented a video celebrating the completion of the River of Life II scheme. This largest wetland habitat creation project of its kind on the River Thames and River Thame was realised through the partnership between Earth Trust, Church Farm Partnership and The Hurst Water

about 5 years ago
J.F. Brennan busy at the Spirit Lake project
Environment

J.F. Brennan busy at the Spirit Lake project

J.F. Brennan Company, Inc. is continuing work on the Spirit Lake Sediment Remediation Project in Duluth, Minnesota. This work is being conducted as part of the Great Lakes Legacy Act project agreement between EPA and U.S. Steel. The site is located within the St. Louis River Area of Concern and is s

about 5 years ago
Boskalis wins prestigious award for the Marker Wadden project
Environment

Boskalis wins prestigious award for the Marker Wadden project

Boskalis has just won the prestigious prof. Dr. Ir. J.F. Agema award for their role in an innovative Building with Nature project – construction of the Marker Wadden in the Markermeer Lake, the Netherlands. This award is given every five years for the best and most innovative hydraulic engineering p

about 5 years ago
Beneficial use of dredged material in Buffalo
Environment

Beneficial use of dredged material in Buffalo

Ecologist Andrew Hannes of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District recently gave members of Leadership Buffalo’s Rising Leaders group a tour of the Beneficial Use of Dredged Material Ecosystem Restoration Project at Unity Island in Buffalo, New York. The Buffalo District completed construc

about 5 years ago
WEDA announces their next webinar
Environment

WEDA announces their next webinar

Western Dredging Association (WEDA) will today (October 19th) deliver their next webinar titled “PFAS – Coming Soon to a Sediment Site Near You”. The webinar will try to answer the following questions: What are PFAS; Will contaminated sites re-open for PFAS; What sediment remediation techniques will

about 5 years ago
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