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Green Marine

May 30, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Dredging concerns addressed

Concerns that the dredging of Charlottetown Harbour will ruin fishing grounds have been addressed, a harbour authority official says. In order to open the port to larger cruise ships, parts of the harbour will have to be made deeper, and fishermen had been worried the sediment from the dredging woul

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Concerns that the dredging of Charlottetown Harbour will ruin fishing grounds have been addressed, a harbour authority official says. In order to open the port to larger cruise ships, parts of the harbour will have to be made deeper, and fishermen had been worried the sediment from the dredging would be dumped near important fishing grounds.

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