Former Zephyr Refinery: fire suppression ditch area project

Situated in Muskegon, Michigan, the project provided numerous environmental benefits related to the remediation of legacy sediment contamination as well as restoration of the habitat into a more diverse wetland system.

Dredged Material as a Resource

Contrary to conventional wisdom, most dredged material is clean, natural product and, far from being a waste, can be an important environmental and economic resource, as shown in two case studies: the rehabilitation of a brownfield at Fasiver, Belgium and the creation of a wetland in Wallasea, UK.

A Strategy for Wetlands Restoration: Steps Towards Sustainable Development

Wetlands are areas of marsh, fen, peat land or water. They are among the most important and productive ecosystems on earth. Human life depends on a complete and fully functioning ecosystem.