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Sackville Seeks Flood Fix Before Chignecto Isthmus Work - Vimarsana News

Sackville Seeks Flood Fix Before Chignecto Isthmus Work

The mayor of Sackville says he's pleased with the three options put forward to repair the Chignecto Isthmus li...

Salt marsh option missing in plan to shield N.S.-N.B. land link from floods: experts - Vimarsana News

Salt marsh option missing in plan to shield N.S.-N.B. land link from floods: experts

HALIFAX — An engineering study calling for higher dikes to safeguard the land link between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick should have also suggested creating natural buffers to absorb rising oceans, some experts say.

Salt marsh option missing in plan to shield N.S.-N.B. land link from floods: experts | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Salt marsh option missing in plan to shield N.S.-N.B. land link from floods: experts | iNFOnews

HALIFAX - An engineering study calling for higher dikes to safeguard the land link between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick should have also suggested creating natural buffers to absorb rising oceans, some experts say.

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Dikes to protect N.S.-N.B. link from flooding expected to cost up to $300 million - Vimarsana News

Dikes to protect N.S.-N.B. link from flooding expected to cost up to $300 million

HALIFAX — An engineering study says the cost of a decade-long project to save the land link between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick from climate-related flooding will range between $189 million and just over $300 million.

Dikes to protect N.S.-N.B. link from flooding will cost up to $300 million - Vimarsana News

Dikes to protect N.S.-N.B. link from flooding will cost up to $300 million

An engineering study says the cost of a decade-long project to save the land link between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick from climate-related flooding will range between $189 million and just over $300 million.