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  1. Delaware is seeking federal funding to manage coastal erosion and dune damage along Fenwick Island.
  2. Chris Coons is seeking federal funding for Delaware beaches.

Delaware Coastal Restoration Project Requires $20M Federal Funding

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U.S. Senator Chris Coons met with local officials, including Mayor Ron Calef, to review beach conditions in Bethany. DNREC Shoreline & Waterway Management Section teams have restored functional beach access where sand was available following a nor’easter. To fully restore dunes in Bethany and South Bethany, a larger-scale beach nourishment project is required.

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The state of Delaware is seeking federal funding for a beach nourishment project that would cost approximately $20 million and involve the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This effort is part of a larger push by Delaware's Congressional delegation to manage coastal erosion and dune damage.

Chris Coons is seeking federal funding for Delaware beaches, which are currently facing coastal erosion and dune damage.

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    The state of Delaware could see increased operational costs related to coastal infrastructure if the $20 million project moves forward.

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Within Delaware is seeking federal funding to manage coastal erosion and dune damage along Fenwick Island.

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