The purpose of this paper is to analyze dredging issues and dredging needs in the State of New Jersey. The conclusion of the paper includes recommended steps to address the existing lack of dredging disposal sites by developing a Spoil Disposal Siting Program, and by continuing priority analysis for State dredging projects.This report was prepared with financial assistance from the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of Coastal Zone Management, under the provisions of Section 306 of the federal Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 (P.L. 92-583)
This paper is intended to further debate on important solid waste disposal issues. The first two sec...
The Port of New York and New Jersey ranks first in the United States in volume of petroleum products...
One of the greatest drivers for maintaining access to America's Intermodal ports and related infrast...
This report presents the findings to date of Governor Whitman's Dredged Materials Management Team--a...
This report presents dredging activities for New Jersey's Eastern Burlington, Atlantic, Cape May, Cu...
The Port of New York and New Jersey plays a vital role in the economy of the region, handling more g...
This report is the technical summary for the Dredged Material Disposal Management Plan for the New Y...
The pamphlet provides a brief introduction to the necessity of dredging in New York Harbor and the p...
Effective operation of the multi-state Port ofNew York/New Jersey (Port), which contributes $20 bill...
Providence Harbor and the Providence River shipping channel in Narragansett Bay need dredging to acc...
Providence Harbor and the Providence River shipping channel in Narragansett Bay need dredging to acc...
Providence Harbor and the Providence River shipping channel in Narragansett Bay need dredging to acc...
This environmental impact statement describes the impact of current practices regarding disposal of ...
Management of contaminated dredged material is a significant challenge in the Port of New York and N...
This document is an update to the The Dredged Material Management Plan Implementation Report (DMMP I...
This paper is intended to further debate on important solid waste disposal issues. The first two sec...
The Port of New York and New Jersey ranks first in the United States in volume of petroleum products...
One of the greatest drivers for maintaining access to America's Intermodal ports and related infrast...
This report presents the findings to date of Governor Whitman's Dredged Materials Management Team--a...
This report presents dredging activities for New Jersey's Eastern Burlington, Atlantic, Cape May, Cu...
The Port of New York and New Jersey plays a vital role in the economy of the region, handling more g...
This report is the technical summary for the Dredged Material Disposal Management Plan for the New Y...
The pamphlet provides a brief introduction to the necessity of dredging in New York Harbor and the p...
Effective operation of the multi-state Port ofNew York/New Jersey (Port), which contributes $20 bill...
Providence Harbor and the Providence River shipping channel in Narragansett Bay need dredging to acc...
Providence Harbor and the Providence River shipping channel in Narragansett Bay need dredging to acc...
Providence Harbor and the Providence River shipping channel in Narragansett Bay need dredging to acc...
This environmental impact statement describes the impact of current practices regarding disposal of ...
Management of contaminated dredged material is a significant challenge in the Port of New York and N...
This document is an update to the The Dredged Material Management Plan Implementation Report (DMMP I...
This paper is intended to further debate on important solid waste disposal issues. The first two sec...
The Port of New York and New Jersey ranks first in the United States in volume of petroleum products...
One of the greatest drivers for maintaining access to America's Intermodal ports and related infrast...