Dredging Management Practices for the Environment: A Structured Selection Approach
PIANC Working Group Envicom 13 report distinguishes between Management Practices and Best MPs in providing environmental protection during dredging projects.
The Day After We Stop Dredging: A World Without Sediment Plumes?
To assess the environmental benefits of an “idyllic” world without dredging, the impacts of dredging activities are compared to the impacts of other human and natural sources of sediment plumes.
Environmental Monitoring for the Reconstruction of Vilufushi, Maldives
The sensitive coral reef environment surrounding Vilufushi demanded close attention and care as the island, which was devastated by the 2004 tsunami, was completely restored and enhanced.
Environmental Monitoring and Management of Reclamations Works Close to Sensitive Habitats
Feedback monitoring provides quantifiable compliance targets thus allowing reclamation activities to proceed in close proximity to Singapore’s most import marine habitats.
Impact of European Union Environmental Law on Dredging
EU environmental law and international conventions are not always compatible. The European Dredging Association makes its case on when and why dredged material should not be considered waste.
Macro and Micro Dredging as a Tool for Mitigating Floods and Droughts in the Red River Delta, Vietnam
This article covers the initial environmental examination and the development of mitigation measures against adverse impacts of physical works. Detailed investigations of water and groundwater, and sediment and soils support the assessment, backed by field surveys.
Environmental Impacts of Dredging in the Niger Delta
The Niger Delta is located in the southern part of Nigeria bordering the Atlantic Ocean. It is a floodplain of over 70,000 sq km. The delta is poorly serviced by roads and is made up of meandering creeks that are highly silted up.
The Port of Brisbane: Operating a Port in an Area with High Environmental Values
To be successful, a modern port must pay attention to the public's justifiable concerns about environment.