The port of Antwerp gave a qualified welcome to the Dutch government’s decision to deepen the river Scheldt, the port’s access to the North Sea. The Dutch cabinet agreed Friday to a controversial plan to breach dykes and flood 320 hectares of farmland reclaimed from the sea to allow the deepening of the stretch of river that passes through Dutch territory.
Green Marine
about 17 years ago
Antwerp Welcomes Dutch Dredging Decision
The port of Antwerp gave a qualified welcome to the Dutch government’s decision to deepen the river Scheldt, the port’s access to the North Sea. The Dutch cabinet agreed Friday to a controversial plan to breach dykes and flood 320 hectares of farmland reclaimed from the sea to allow the deepening of
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