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Home›Dredging›Picture of the Day: River Parrett Dredging Scheme (UK)
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August 29, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Picture of the Day: River Parrett Dredging Scheme (UK)

In order to complete dredging operations on the Parrett and Tone rivers on time, the Environment Agency is using all equipment available for the job. So far, the Agency has removed approximately 80,000 tonnes of silt and remain on program to complete work by the end of October. [mappress] August 29,

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In order to complete dredging operations on the Parrett and Tone rivers on time, the Environment Agency is using all equipment available for the job.

So far, the Agency has removed approximately 80,000 tonnes of silt and remain on program to complete work by the end of October.

[mappress] August 29, 2014

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