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Saving a drowning marsh: How engineers and ecologists used dredged silt to rebuild Cape wetlands

Summary by The Press of Atlantic City
Engineers and ecologists used material dredged from the bottom of a nearby waterway to restore a marsh that was drowning from rising sea levels in Middle Township, near Stone Harbor.

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Saving a drowning marsh: How engineers and ecologists used dredged silt to rebuild Cape wetlands

Engineers and ecologists used material dredged from the bottom of a nearby waterway to restore a marsh that was drowning from rising sea levels in Middle Township, near Stone Harbor.

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The Press of Atlantic City broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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