US Army Corps Invests $53M in Bay Island Restoration
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers invests $53.8 million in James Island, Maryland, for the Mid-Chesapeake Bay Island Ecosystem Restoration project. C and C Joint Ventures from Virginia will handle mobilization, surveys, dikes, dredging, and sand stacking. Construction begins late April, causing boaters to slow down and avoid the safety zone. The project aims to boost security, economy, and Bay habitats, reviving 2,072 acres on James Island and 72 on Barren Island over 30 years.
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