Resource Environmental Solutions LLC announced the approval by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg District of a new 867.9- acre wetland and stream mitigation bank serving north and central Louisiana. The Little Eva Mitigation Bank located in Natchitoches Parish Louisiana will establish and maintain 770.5 acres of bottomland hardwood wetlands more than 13590 linear feet of stream and nearly 60 acres of riparian buffer habitat. Mitigation credits resulting from restoration efforts within the project area will be used to compensate for unavoidable wetland and stream impacts from permitted project activity in the Red River Drainage Basin. Read More
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The HYPACK® 2014 USA Training Event will be held in Mobile Alabama January 13 – 16 at the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel. Hypack will introduce its latest software version HYPACK®… Read More
The HYPACK® 2014 USA Training Event will be held in Mobile Alabama January 13 – 16 at the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel. Hypack will introduce its latest software version HYPACK®… Read More
35 YEARS AGO – 1978 On the occasion of the Eighth World Dredging Conference (WODCON) in Amsterdam on November 14 through 16 World Dredging & Marine Construction magazine published a list of statistics for… Read More
35 YEARS AGO – 1978 On the occasion of the Eighth World Dredging Conference (WODCON) in Amsterdam on November 14 through 16 World Dredging & Marine Construction magazine published a list of statistics for… Read More
COSTA RICA Costa Rica’s Nosara River is being dredged and a dike is being constructed in order to save the surrounding communities from flood problems reports the Voice of Guanacaste. The… Read More
COSTA RICA Costa Rica’s Nosara River is being dredged and a dike is being constructed in order to save the surrounding communities from flood problems reports the Voice of Guanacaste. The… Read More
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency completed dredging for this season on the Hudson River in November with the project nearly three-quarters done. More than 612000 cubic yards of river bottom sediment contaminated with PCBs were removed from the upper Hudson River during 2013 exceeding the annual goal of 350000 cubic yards for project. Read More
