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Maasvlakte 2: New Track, Tight Planning (The Netherlands)
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Maasvlakte 2: New Track, Tight Planning (The Netherlands)

Outside work on the railway started in December 2011. The trains should be running on the new railway of Maasvlakte 2 by the end of October 2012, when BAVO Spoor will deliver 12.3 km of double track behind the dunes of Maasvlakte 2. The large terminals on Maasvlakte 2 will soon be the start and [&he

about 14 years ago
Nicaragua Plans to Extend San Juan Dredging Operations
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Nicaragua Plans to Extend San Juan Dredging Operations

Nicaragua plans to extend dredging operations in the San Juan River to remove sediment dumped by Costa Rica with the construction of a road in the South Bank, Government sources certified on Friday. The commander Eden Pastora also said that the government will try to stop the ecological crime commit

about 14 years ago
Pakistan: Minister Visits Karachi Harbor
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Pakistan: Minister Visits Karachi Harbor

The Provincial Minister for Environment and Alternative Energy, Shaikh Muhammad Afzal, visited Karachi Harbor on Saturday to witness the efforts of KPT towards protection of mangroves. While speaking on the occasion the Minister opined that mangroves are very important part of coastal ecosystem and

about 14 years ago
Australia: Fishermen Unhappy with Gladstone Harbor Dredging
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Australia: Fishermen Unhappy with Gladstone Harbor Dredging

Fishermen in Australia say a giant dredging operation in a Queensland harbor is responsible for killing fish and other marine life… (upi) [mappress] Source: upi, January 2, 2012; Image: westernbasinportdevelopment

about 14 years ago
Vietnam: Mekong Delta Ports Need Dredging Program
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Vietnam: Mekong Delta Ports Need Dredging Program

While the seaports in HCM City and Ba Ria-Vung Tau have been always overloaded, the ports in the west of the southern region can only … (vietnamnet) [mappress] Source: vietnamnet, January 2, 2012;

about 14 years ago
India: JNPT to Open Bids for Capital Dredging Project on January 10
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India: JNPT to Open Bids for Capital Dredging Project on January 10

The Rs 1,570-crore dredging project to increase the draft of the channel leading to two of the country’s largest ports–JNPT and Mumbai … (ibnlive) [mappress] Source: ibnlive, January 2, 2012;

about 14 years ago
Bangladesh: Government Will Buy 17 Dredgers, Minister Says
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Bangladesh: Government Will Buy 17 Dredgers, Minister Says

Shipping minister Shahjahan Khan has said the government will buy 17 more dredgers in the next two years to restore navigability on the … (bdnews24) [mappress] Source: bdnews24, January 2, 2012; Image: biwta

about 14 years ago
Strathmere and Sea Isle Beaches Get New Sand (USA)
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Strathmere and Sea Isle Beaches Get New Sand (USA)

The multi-million dollar project that will repair two area storm-beaten beaches is underway. The E.W. Ellefsen, a massive dredger, was in place Friday near Corson’s Inlet as part of the beach replenishment project for Strathmere and Sea Isle’s beaches. Officials say bad weather prevented the dredge

about 14 years ago
USA: DEP Approves Okaloosa Island Beach Project
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USA: DEP Approves Okaloosa Island Beach Project

Florida Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Herschel T. Vinyard issued a final order Thursday approving the permit to restore the beach on Okaloosa Island. Vinyard’s decision gives Okaloosa County permission to complete the $12 million restoration of 2.9 miles of public beach. The contr

about 14 years ago
Russia: Rosmorport Invites Bids for Arkhangelsk Port Dredging
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Russia: Rosmorport Invites Bids for Arkhangelsk Port Dredging

Arkhangelsk branch of state-owned Rosmorport has announced tender for contract for maintenance and dredging of a channel at the port Arkhangelsk in 2012. The dredging contract worth RUB 55 million will be funded through Rosmorport’s own resources. Deadline for submission of bids is January 31, 2012.

about 14 years ago
Vietnam: Bien Hoa City Police Takes Action Against Illegal Sand Dredging
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Vietnam: Bien Hoa City Police Takes Action Against Illegal Sand Dredging

Bien Hoa City Police and the waterway traffic police in the southern province of Dong Nai gave chase to nine boats seen illegally dredging sand in Tan Van Ward of the city on Thursday. While patrolling the ward at 1:30am, the police and environment protection officials spotted 30 people operating fr

about 14 years ago
Panama Canal Expansion Creates Competitive Environment Between US Ports
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Panama Canal Expansion Creates Competitive Environment Between US Ports

The expansion of the Panama Canal has created a highly competitive environment between US ports on opposing coasts. The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach in California are the most active shipping ports in the United States and serve as the integral link between Asian goods and the America marketp

about 14 years ago
USA: Congressman Receives Assurances That Cutter Will Remain in Saugerties
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USA: Congressman Receives Assurances That Cutter Will Remain in Saugerties

Congressman Maurice Hinchey has received assurances that the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter WIRE will continue to remain in Saugerties, New York. The flood waters caused by Hurricane Irene deepened the Esopus Creek, allowing for safe passage of the vessel throughout the coming winter months. Nevertheless,

about 14 years ago
Dredging of Starve Hollow Lake Completed (USA)
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Dredging of Starve Hollow Lake Completed (USA)

A southern Indiana lake that’s been plagued for decades by shallow waters is getting a new lease on life. The state Department of Natural Resources says crews have removed about 31,200 cubic yards of accumulated sediment from Starve Hollow Lake as part of the lake restoration project at the Jackson-

about 14 years ago
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