Subscribe to RSS feedWater quality not affected by Fremantle dredging
Results from a water quality monitoring exercise show that the $250m Inner Harbour deepening project at the port of Fremantle will not pose a risk to surrounding waters.
No risk: Tests confirm safety of Fremantle dredging work
The Fremantle Port Authority said metal, pesticide and hydrocarbon tests conducted by marine specialist Oceanica showed that potential contaminants were below the environmental guidelines.
The latest findings reinforced earlier tests, which showed that dredging would not present any harm to river...
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