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Home›Dredging›UK: Falmouth Bay Dredging Plan Remains on Hold
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June 20, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: Falmouth Bay Dredging Plan Remains on Hold

Falmouth Bay residents split over dredging plan for giant cruise liners, says the guardian.co.uk. Falmouth Bay dredging could create jobs, but it also causes concerns about the environment. Plan to dredge a channel through part of the bay has caused consternation among conservationists. Dredging sup

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Falmouth Bay residents split over dredging plan for giant cruise liners, says the guardian.co.uk.

Falmouth Bay dredging could create jobs, but it also causes concerns about the environment.

Plan to dredge a channel through part of the bay has caused consternation among conservationists.

Dredging supporters, on the other side, say that dredging will cause little environmental damage and is crucial for Falmouth port development.

The bid to dredge Falmouth Bay is being watched closely,

Now the channel dredging plan remains on hold.

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Dredging Today Staff, June 20, 2012

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