Sentence examples for dredging proposal from inspiring English sources

The Queensland government will submit a new application to the federal environment minister Greg Hunt for the dredging proposal, centred on the "T2" site, previously abandoned by BHP.

Almost eight years after Panama's president formally launched the canal project, Jamaica has not finalised its dredging proposal to increase the draft at its port.

But Mrs. Whitman had added that agency officials were still reviewing about 40,000 opinions that poured in during the four-month comment period on the dredging proposal.

Mrs. Whitman, as the governor of New Jersey, had always supported cleaning up the Hudson and had favored the dredging proposal.

The E.P.A. said in its dredging proposal last month that because of the durability and toxicity of the oily amber chemical, and the conclusion that weathered PCB's were moving within the river system and in the sediment, the only responsible recourse was a targeted dredging plan.

PAGE C1 Showdown Over the Hudson General Electric's vow to fight a proposal for dredging the Hudson River to remove toxic PCB's is only one sign that the battle over the cleanup has just begun.

The proposals include dredging rivers and creating a tidal barrier near the town of Bridgwater.

In March, the Government Accountability Office determined that four recent proposals by the Corps, such as dredging the Delaware River to deepen the channel for navigation, were "fraught with errors, mistakes, and miscalculations and used invalid assumptions and outdated data".

In the original draft report it said the proposal to dredge posed a significant risk to water quality and overall biodiversity of the Great Barrier Reef region.

The program features G.E. employees, company consultants and local residents critical of the federal Environmental Protection Agency's proposal to dredge PCB-laden river sediments north of Troy.

Mark Butler, Labor's environment spokesman, told Guardian Australia that a government-commissioned report placed a "serious question mark" over the proposal to dredge 3m cubic metres of seabed in order to enlarge a coal port at Abbot Point in Queensland.