Expert Says Dredging Not Economically Feasible

St. Johns RIVERKEEPER recently released a new report from a leading shipping expert that finds the Deep Dredge to be “economically infeasible.” ...

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In an attempt to head off public scrutiny of the proposed dredging, JAXPORT has recently deployed three strategies - 1) ... More »

This post is by Dr. Jeremy Stalker. Jeremy is an Associate Professor at Jacksonville University in the Marine Science ... More »

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