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Home›Dredging›Raisin River Dredging Project Delayed (USA)
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November 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Raisin River Dredging Project Delayed (USA)

Dredging toxin-laden sediment from the River Raisin near the Port of Monroe has been delayed for about a year due to complications involving… By Charles Slat (monroenews) [mappress] Source: monroenews, November 15, 2010;

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Dredging toxin-laden sediment from the River Raisin near the Port of Monroe has been delayed for about a year due to complications involving…

By Charles Slat ( monroenews )

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Source: monroenews, November 15, 2010;

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