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Dredging Projects, Beach Erosion Fights in NYC-NJ
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Major dredging projects set to commence this fall between New York City and New Jersey, aiming to deepen shipping channels and accommodate larger ships post-Panama Canal expansion. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is leading two significant projects, with costs ranging from $25 million to $100 million. Meanwhile, beach erosion fights intensify, with Congress allocating over $250 million for local New Jersey efforts, including $53 million for Rep. Jeff Van Drews district. Despite New Jerseys extensive beach nourishment history, climate change-induced storms are causing faster erosion, prompting a new bipartisan law to study hot spots and ensure long-term viability of shores and ports.
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