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March 16, 2021 · about 5 years ago

New Terra et Aqua magazine available

The International Association of Dredging Companies (IADC) has just presented the latest issue of their Terra et Aqua magazine. The first issue of 2021 discusses case law, mangrove habitat and seabed management. Articles in this edition are: Adverse physical conditions: Legal development and changes

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IADC

The International Association of Dredging Companies (IADC) has just presented the latest issue of their Terra et Aqua magazine.

The first issue of 2021 discusses case law, mangrove habitat and seabed management.

Articles in this edition are: Adverse physical conditions: Legal development and changes in risk profiles, Creating mangrove habitat for shoreline protection: Working with Nature in the Arabian Gulf and LIFE MARINAPLAN PLUS Project: Sustainable marine and coastal seabed management.

In June 2019, the research team of the LIFE MARINAPLAN PLUS project began operating the first-of-a-kind demonstration plant installation at the harbor entrance of Marina di Cervia (Italy).

Fulfilling the project’s objective to apply at industrial scale a reliable technology for the sustainable management of sediment in marine infrastructures, this technology prevents harbor silting through the use of submerged devices called ‘ejectors’ installed on the seabed.

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