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Around two million cubic feet of silt has been taken out of different storm water drains in Karachi in the past two weeks, and 0.2 mmcf of silt has been transferred from the drains to landfill. ....
During the one-week cleaning operation of storm water drains, the Sindh local government department said, 830,244 cubic feet of silt from drains had been shifted to landfill sites.Sindh Local. ....
Silt build-up works at Annagassan Harbour due within weeks Reporter: ); Sinn Féin Councillor Pearse McGeough received confirmation from Louth County Council that the build-up of silt in Annagassan Harbour will be addressed following environmental permission having been obtained. Cllr McGeough said: “This is a problem that has been going on for too long and it should never have got this bad. The silt was so bad back in 2012 that four berths at the end of the Harbour were reduced to three and it has since deteriorated much further reducing the number of berths even more. The dredging of the Harbour will be welcome news and a great relief to trawlers and fishermen who have to navigate the Harbour with extreme caution. ....
Coastal Restoration Trust Conference field day visit to Whanganui estuary 12 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read Ecologist Peter Frost (right) talks about the Whanganui estuary. Photo / Bevan Conley Laurel Stowell is a reporter for the Whanganui [email protected] The lower Whanganui River has changed a lot from its days as a deep water port - mainly because it is carrying so much silt now. Whanganui ecologist and ornithologist Peter Frost spoke about the river at the Coastal Restoration Trust s annual conference on Friday, its final day. Frost said the Whanganui was the third-longest river in New Zealand, and the longest navigable, with 230 navigable kilometres between Whanganui and Taumarunui. ....