Sand dredged from inlets are used to widen shore-town beaches

BEACH HAVEN, New Jersey (AP) — Two common problems in coastal areas – eroded beaches, and clogged inlets hazardous for boat traffic – have a mutual solution. Coastal areas around the country are dredging clogged inlets to make them easier and safer to navigate, and using the sand they suck from...

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Sand dredged from inlets are used to widen shore-town beaches

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