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January 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Dutch bow to Scheldt dredging pressure

A Netherlands court has finally given its approval for the Scheldt deepening project on the Dutch side, removing a thorn in the side of neighbour Antwerp who has already completed its dredging works. The news was welcomed by the Port of Antwerp, which has long bemoaned the lack of progress by the Du

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A Netherlands court has finally given its approval for the Scheldt deepening project on the Dutch side, removing a thorn in the side of neighbour Antwerp who has already completed its dredging works. The news was welcomed by the Port of Antwerp, which has long bemoaned the lack of progress by the Dutch.

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