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Mexico: Port of Guaymas Unveils Expansion Plans
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Mexico: Port of Guaymas Unveils Expansion Plans

The Port of Guaymas has unveiled plans for a massive expansion project, according to azstarnet.com. Guillermo Von Borstel Osuna, the port’s marketing director, said the project will extend the port into the bay between Guaymas and neighboring Empalme. Dredging of the seafloor is scheduled to begin b

about 14 years ago
Nigeria: FEC Approves Asa River Channelization
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Nigeria: FEC Approves Asa River Channelization

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the channelization of Asa River, Ilorin. On the channellisation of Asa River, the Minister for Information disclosed that the Council approved the contract for the channellisation of the Asa River and its tributaries in Ilorin, Kwara State at a total

about 14 years ago
USA: Leaders Discuss USD 60 Million in Coastal Projects
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USA: Leaders Discuss USD 60 Million in Coastal Projects

$60 million worth of projects will be performed in and around the Cape Fear waterways during this year. For the beach towns in New Hanover, Brunswick and Pender Counties beach renourishment and dredging are crucial to both the local and regional economy. Holden Beach Mayor Alan Holden said: “Now our

about 14 years ago
USGS Study: Sediment Chemicals in Coastal Rivers Lower than Worldwide
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USGS Study: Sediment Chemicals in Coastal Rivers Lower than Worldwide

Almost all the sediment-associated chemical concentrations found in 131 of the nation’s rivers that drain to the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts are lower than worldwide averages, according to a new study by the USGS. These coastal rivers are a significant pathway for the delivery of sediment-asso

about 14 years ago
Malaysia: Klang Urges DID to Dredge Rivers
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Malaysia: Klang Urges DID to Dredge Rivers

Klang municipality urges The Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID) to maintain the rivers around Pandamaran, to avoid the repetition of last week’s flash floods. A Klang municipal councilor Lim Lip Suan said: “It’s DID’s job to ensure that the rivers are free of obstruction from debris. Dredge

about 14 years ago
Former Governor Calls for Investment in Waterways Infrastructure (USA)
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Former Governor Calls for Investment in Waterways Infrastructure (USA)

Former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, speaking to a regional gathering of Gulf states harbor pilots, called for a “bias for action and a sense of urgency…for increased U.S. investment in waterways infrastructure and a national strategic policy to prepare and equip U.S. Ports in the Gulf of Mexi

about 14 years ago
USA: Marina Del Rey Dredging Kicks Off
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USA: Marina Del Rey Dredging Kicks Off

An enormous dredging project commenced on Thursday in Marina Del Rey Harbor. The works are expected to remove up to 1 million cubic yards of sand from the entrance of the harbor. The $13-million dredging project is considered vital for the safety of marina traffic. These shallow waters caused by ris

about 14 years ago
EUROGATE Presents German Container Terminals in South America
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EUROGATE Presents German Container Terminals in South America

EUROGATE will once again be represented at this year’s “Intermodal South America” logistics trade fair. The show opens its doors from 10 to 12 April 2012 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. At the “German Ports” joint stand, EUROGATE will present Germany’s only deep-water container terminal in Wilhelmshaven in ad

about 14 years ago
The Netherlands: Port of Rotterdam on Right Track
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The Netherlands: Port of Rotterdam on Right Track

In 2011, the Port of Rotterdam Authority’s normalised result (net income) was EUR 186 million; that is EUR 18 million (+10%) higher than the result in 2010. Both the income from the letting out of sites and the income from harbour dues increased. The operating expenses rose slightly, mainly driven b

about 14 years ago
USACE Awards Contract for Routine Testing of Dredged Material (USA)
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USACE Awards Contract for Routine Testing of Dredged Material (USA)

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, awarded a contract to Sol Engineering LLC, an 8(a) small business, in the amount of $42,155.24 for environmental services to include a study comprised of collection and chemical analyses of water and sediment samples from the federally-maintained

about 14 years ago
USA: Deep Creek Lake Sedimentation Study Begins Next Week
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USA: Deep Creek Lake Sedimentation Study Begins Next Week

As The Republic reports, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it’s poised to begin the second phase of a Deep Creek Lake sedimentation study. The work beginning next week will evaluate the entire lake. The agency launched the study in 2010 amid complaints from some lakeside homeowners a

about 14 years ago
James Price Point Dredging Plan Causes Concern (Australia)
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James Price Point Dredging Plan Causes Concern (Australia)

Woodside’s planned dredging program at James Price Point shows that the project could have an impact on the marine environment by releasing toxins. The 2011 Federal Government review of the project established that the assessment failed to address the potential for dredging to release arsenic, nicke

about 14 years ago
USA: Council OKs Money for Sheboygan River’s Inner Harbor Dredging
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USA: Council OKs Money for Sheboygan River’s Inner Harbor Dredging

As sheboyganpress.com reports, the Sheboygan Common Council on Wednesday unanimously approved spending $250,000 to help dredge tainted sediment from the Sheboygan River’s inner harbor east of the Eighth Street Bridge. This money will come from the city’s undesignated reserve fund and will match anot

about 14 years ago
Canada: Burnaby Lake Dredging Project Wins Award
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Canada: Burnaby Lake Dredging Project Wins Award

According to Burnabynow, the Association of Consulting Engineers of B.C. announced Wednesday that the City of Burnaby and its consultant, Associated Engineering, have won an award of merit in the municipal category for its Burnaby Lake dredging project. In the notation about the award, the associati

about 14 years ago
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