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Home›Dredging›New Zealand: Government Backs Lyttelton Port Reclamation Project
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May 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

New Zealand: Government Backs Lyttelton Port Reclamation Project

Lyttelton Port has won government backing to use earthquake rubble for a harbourside reclamation plan. Rubble was being used to reclaim land… BY ALAN WOOD (stuff) [mappress] Source: stuff, May 25, 2011;

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Lyttelton Port has won government backing to use earthquake rubble for a harbourside reclamation plan. Rubble was being used to reclaim land…

BY ALAN WOOD ( stuff )

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Source: stuff, May 25, 2011;

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