Arthur Kill & Kill Van Kull dredging

On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 18:05:24 +0000 (UTC),
info@analysisandsolutions.com (Analysis&Solutions) wrote:

>Army Corps of Engineers officials estimate 987,000 cubic yards of sediment
>will be removed, processed and used to cap landfills in New Jersey. An
>additional 150,000 cubic yards of rock will be used to enhance an
>artificial reef off the Shark River inlet in the Atlantic Ocean. Some
>108,000 cubic yards of clean sediment will be used to cap the U.S.
>Geological Survey Historic Area Remediation Site in the Atlantic.

just another way of saying they are moving the polluted materials from
one place and dumping into the ocean. something that was outlawed some
time ago.

Marc Kortlander <mkortlander@monmouth.com> wrote:
> info@analysisandsolutions.com (Analysis&Solutions) wrote:
>
> >Army Corps of Engineers officials estimate 987,000 cubic yards of sediment
> >will be removed, processed and used to cap landfills in New Jersey. An
> >additional 150,000 cubic yards of rock will be used to enhance an
> >artificial reef off the Shark River inlet in the Atlantic Ocean. Some
> >108,000 cubic yards of clean sediment will be used to cap the U.S.
> >Geological Survey Historic Area Remediation Site in the Atlantic.
>
> just another way of saying they are moving the polluted materials from
> one place and dumping into the ocean.

Just another post whining about your tax money being
used over your objections to the particular item.

You must be a very unhappy person.

It's so cute that you lose all sense of capitalization
when you get upset.